In an interview with BBC Sport, Australian off-spin bowler Nathan Lyon says he still dreams of winning a Test series in England and India.
Nathan Lyon said he believes Australia would have won the 2023 Ashes series 4-0 if he had not been injured.
Lyon, who is still looking for his first victory in English county cricket with Lancashire, reflected on his dramatic Ashes exit in an interview with BBC Sport.Australian off spinner Nathan Lyon faces "a period of rehabilitation" after the current Ashes Test at Lord's, with only three days between the second and third games of the series.He had helped Australia take a 2-0 lead but suffered his series-ending injury when fielding in the second Test at Lord's.
He received applause from all quarters at the home of cricket, leaving him to finally realise he wasn't the Australian bogeyman he had been built up to be in England."I probably didn't understand the level of respect that was shown there and then.
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