Key is to play the ball as late as possible: Kraigg Brathwaite on adapting to batting in England
Cricket | July 10, 2020 22:13 ISTBrathwaite opined that playing the ball as late as possible, no matter the length, is the key in England.
Brathwaite opined that playing the ball as late as possible, no matter the length, is the key in England.
Former England captain Nasser Hussain cited examples from Virat Kohli and Ben Stokes to urge Joe Denly to tinker with his technique.
Broad was left for the first Test of the three-match series against West Indies that started on Wednesday at the Ageas Bowl, with the pacer missing his first home Test since 2012
Highlights, England vs West Indies, 1st Test, Day 3: Here you can find the score and updates of the first Test between ENG and WI live from The Rose Bowl in Southampton.
The opening Test at the Ageas Bowl marks the resumption of international cricket in a "bio-secure" environment after all activities were suspended in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
With the rain delaying the start of play on Wednesday, Holder's powerful address on racism went viral on social media and moved the entire cricketing fraternity.
Holder is the No.1 all-rounder in Test cricket, ahead of Stokes, and the third-ranked bowler after Cummins and New Zealand's Neil Wagner. And day 2 of the England series opener was among the very many reasons why.
On the second day of the ongoing first Test between England and the West Indies, Holding said he was thinking about his parents when he became emotional on TV.
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Holder capitalized on more favourable bowling conditions under overcast skies on Day 2 to claim his seventh five-wicket haul — and sixth in his last 10 Tests — and help dismiss England for 204.
The lanky-allrounder ended the innings with his best figures 6/42 as England were all-out for 204.
Former England bowler Darren Gough said that he was surprised to see veteran bowler Stuart Broad miss the opening Test against West Indies.
West Indies captain Jason Holder was the star of the day on Thursday as his six wickets helped the visitors bundle out England for 204 in the first innings of the first Test between the two sides at the Ageas Bowl in Southampton.
On Wednesday morning, opener Dominic Sibley was dismissed only in the 10th ball of the game hence getting international cricket off to the most English starts.
Only 82 minutes of play was possible, all of it in the second session of the day in which 17.4 overs were bowled.
As soon as the toss happened and the match referee declared that England skipper Ben Stokes won the toss, Holder went in for the handshake before realising the mistake
Root decided to not take part in the first Test between England and West Indies and in his Instagram post, he wished his side best of luck for the first day of the match.
Twitter was flooded with reactions from cricket fans all around the globe, cherishing the day of the return of the sport
Shannon Gabriel outfoxed the England opening batsman Dominic Sibley on the 10th ball of the match to get the first breakthrough for Windies.
The Southampton Test marks the return of international cricket after a long wait of 117 days owing to the coronavirus pandemic.
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