Chris Rodgers does not conform to the archetypal image of a snarling Aussie, but he made it clear on Tuesday that his side have no intention of toning down their on-field conduct. Respected BBC cricket correspondent Jonathan Agnew hit out at the Aussies’ behaviour in the Test series against India, saying it set a bad example following the tragic death of Phillip Hughes. But Rogers, here to captain a Prime Minister’s XI in England’s final warm-up game before the tri-series against Australia and India, does not anticipate his team-mates changing. Australia's Chris Rogers said England had weaknesses that could be easily exploited
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There are six months to go before the next Ashes series
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Australia's Chris Rogers has already started the mind games
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Rogers claims England have weaknesses that can be exploited
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He said England's unsettled opening partnership was one of them
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