Will Jacks emphasizes the urgency for England as they enter a crucial phase in the tri-series against Pakistan and Sri Lanka. Following two disappointing losses, including an 87-run defeat to Pakistan and a stunning chase by Sri Lanka that saw them reach 430 runs, England must secure victories in their upcoming matches to keep their final hopes alive.

The shocking two-wicket loss to Sri Lanka, where they nearly achieved a record chase, puts England in a must-win situation. Jacks draws parallels to their journey in the 2019 World Cup, recalling that they faced similar pressure but managed to prevail in crucial matches against India and New Zealand.

It's my first tri-series and it replicates World Cup-style pressure,

The team's bowling unit struggled significantly, with Sam Curran suffering from an unfortunate performance, conceding 103 runs in nine overs. Jacks noted the challenging conditions and acknowledged that even experienced players can have off days.

On a positive note, England's batting showed promise, particularly with Harry Brook achieving the fastest double-century in ODI history. Jacks expressed pride in witnessing Brook's historic achievement, stating, "To be at the other end and have the best seat was really special."

As England prepares to face Pakistan on Sunday, they aim to regain momentum and learn from their recent losses, with Jacks asserting that every game contributes to their growth as a team.