Dec 2 (Reuters) - England must temper their attacking ‘Bazball’ approach with old-school discipline to stand a chance in the second Ashes Test in Brisbane, former captain Michael Vaughan said.

The visitors are looking to respond strongly after losing the opening test by eight wickets with Australia bowling them out below 200 in both innings. Aussie pacer Mitchell Starc picked up 10 wickets in the match, seven of them coming in the first innings.