Head coach Trevor Bayliss admits England have had a reality check ahead of next months ICC World Twenty20. Eoin Morgans team finished their tour of South Africa with five straight defeats, three in 50-over cricket and two in T20s.The worst was saved until last, as England were hammered by nine wickets at the Wanderers after their last seven wickets fell for 14 runs on the way to 171 all out. They were then powerless to stop AB de Villiers (71) and Hashim Amla (69no) cruising to the victory target. Nasser Hussain and Nick Knight discuss how England may fare in the ICC World T20 De Villiers needed only 21 balls to race to his countrys all-time fastest 50 in the sprint format - and from 27, Amla was no slouch either.Bayliss immediate response was that the contest was men against boys.Asked whether reality check might be another appropriate term, he said: Yes, certainly. It shows weve still got a lot of hard work to be done. Nasser Hussain believes England shouldnt panic heading into the World T20 Weve had some good results, but its a reminder to people back home in England that this team is still a developing one.Weve had some good performances, and theres a lot of potential there. But potential never won anything... weve got some hard work to do.I think the expectation the players have put on themselves is why they are so disappointed when they play badly. It may be that extra pressure they put on themselves that theyve got to get over. De Villiers celebrates reaching 50 - off just 21 balls The Australian still believes that England are a team capable of surprising opponents once they get to India - including South Africa, whom they will face in a group match.Wed obviously be better off going to the World Twenty20 with a couple of wins under our belts, he added. But in Twenty20, the momentum of games can change very quickly - and so can results.I dont think it really matters all that much. 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By the end of the season Lees play had made Ricky Foley expendable, but in the meantime the student had absorbed ample information from the mentor. "I really learned that even though youre a Canadian, even though you may not have as many years of experience, if youre athletic, if youre dedicated and you work hard you can get a chance to succeed". Lee worked his way onto the roster and eventually found himself getting more and more game action as the season wore on. By the end of the year he found himself playing in the Grey Cup game and contributing as more than just a guy with non-import status. That progression isnt lost on Head Coach Scott Milanovich. "David did a great job last year. Hes one of those guys whos always in the right place, always overachieving". Being positionally sound is a tremendous advantage for a young player trying to make an impact. Lee devoured the playbook of Defensive Coordinator Chris Jones and took to it like a bear to honey. 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