Jamie Overton's No.8 England Selection Highlights Scheduling Headache

England's tour of the Caribbean came to an end with a crushing defeat in Grenada.

The 10-wicket loss saw England surrender the series 1-0, with the drawn first Test in Antigua followed by a comprehensive defeat in the second.

It was a disappointing end to a tour that had started so promisingly, with England winning the T20 series 3-2.

England's performance was particularly disappointing given the strength of their squad, which included several players who had impressed in the recent Ashes series.

However, England's preparation for the Test series was far from ideal.

The team arrived in the Caribbean just two days before the first Test, and they had only one warm-up match before the series began.

This lack of preparation was evident in England's performance in the first Test, which they lost by seven wickets.

The scheduling of England's tour of the Caribbean has been widely criticized, with many pundits arguing that it was too soon after the Ashes series.

The players were clearly tired, and they were unable to perform to their best.

England's performance in the Caribbean is a reminder of the importance of player welfare.

The ECB must do more to ensure that players are given adequate rest and preparation time before major tours.

The players deserve to be given the best possible chance to succeed, and the ECB must do everything they can to help them achieve that.