Australia v England: Darren Lehmann shows anger with dressing down of Glenn Maxwell after defeat He [Maxwell] understands he has got to be a better cricketer for us to get to where we want to get to. He's got the talent, but the way we want him to play, he's got to finish those games off for us. He's a great young kid and the thing is he realised his mistake from last night and he owned up to that. He's got to get better. He's batting in the top six so he is a batting all-rounder so he's got to show the responsibility to bat like that at six. We know he's got flair and excitement and we love that about him but we want him to understand the game better. At 25 Maxwell is only two years older than Ben Stokes and the pair are set to play a lot of cricket against each other over the next few years as two emerging players of their generation. The last time England played in Adelaide Stokes was a nervous young all-rounder making his Test debut but a lot has happened in two months and he returns here tomorrow as a player with huge stake in the future fortunes of the team. Stokes is now a key member of the England side in all formats of the game, displaying aggression with bat and ball but also the skill and maturity of a player beyond his 22 years. He has shown real fighting spirit to bounce back from disappointment, taking four wickets in Perth to help Alastair Cook win his first match of the tour on Friday just a week after being mauled by James Faulkner in Brisbane as England suffered a gut wrenching one wicket defeat at the Gabba. He also put behind him a scratchy effort in his first innings batting at three last Sunday to make 70 at the Waca to provide a for the late surge piloted by Jos Buttler. Playing with no fear is probably the best way to go about it. If you've got any doubts in your mind you are more than likely going to get out," said Stokes. I've really enjoyed the opportunity to bat at three. I did it for Durham, It is nice being out there and trying to bat for as long as I can. It gives you added experience. I don't think I've nailed my position. Going forward I've just got to put some consistent efforts in and make sure I keep my place in the team. Taking it in my stride is probably the best way to put it. Every time I go out there it is a new experience. The first time I've come up against anything like that before. I will take a lot away from this tour. England are likely to stick with the same team tomorrow, a rare luxury on this tour, while Lehmann hinted at changes other than to make room for the returning Clarke and Watson. We had our opportunities in the game. We certainly didn't bowl very well early in the game. I think they were 0-73 off 10, so we've got to get some early wickets. We might have to make some changes there. We have certainly got to bat better.