Would England enforce an Ashes follow-on?

On this week&rsquo;s episode of Stumped, Jim Maxwell tells us that he believes England would not enforce a follow-on against Australia in the Ashes. Brendon McCullum&rsquo;s side became only the second side ever to lose a Test match having enforced the follow-on, as New Zealand won by a single run in Wellington to draw the two-match series. Would they be as bold against their great rivals in an Ashes series?<br /> <br /> Charu Sharma dismisses Alyssa Healy&rsquo;s claims that Harmanpreet Kaur&rsquo;s run-out in India&rsquo;s Women&rsquo;s T20 World Cup semi-final loss to Australia was a result of &ldquo;lazy running&rdquo;. Australia went on to the win the tournament for a sixth time, beating South Africa in the final. We hear from South Africa&rsquo;s star batter Laura Wolvaardt about the experience of playing a home World Cup.<br /> <br /> Plus the head coach of Spain, Corey Rutgers joins us to discuss his side&rsquo;s dismantling of the Isle of Man. Spain bowled them out for just 10 runs, which is the lowest total ever in a men&rsquo;s T20 match. They then hit two sixes from the first two legitimate balls they faced to reach their target.<br /> <br /> Image: England coach Brendon McCullum and captain Ben Stokes leave the field at the end day five of the Second Test Match between New Zealand and England at Basin Reserve. (Credit: Getty Images)