London, Aug. 31 -- England interim head coach Marcus Trescothick feels that England's pace attack can follow the footsteps of the 2005 Ashes-winning group, saying that it is great to have three guys bowling "92 miles an hour" and some new pacers building up behind the mainstays, with tough Test tours coming in South Africa and Bangladesh before the home Ashes scheduled for next year.

Victory at Lord's by 194 runs in the second Test handed England their first Test series win since the tour of New Zealand back in 2024 and provided Joe Root a positive start in his second stint as captain.

The variety within the pace attack comprising of Ollie Robinson, Jofra Archer, Josh Tongue and Gus Atkinson has sparked comparisons with the 2005 Ashes-w...