Tim Wigmore
Journalist at The Telegraph
Journalist for @TelegraphSport Author including of Test Cricket: A History, now available worldwide - https://t.co/tAGfFoVGkq
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msn.com | Rob Bagchi |Greg Wilcox |Nick Hoult |Will Macpherson |Scyld Berry |Tim Wigmore
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telegraph.co.uk | Tim Wigmore
"I can middle the ball playing with a straight bat as well."So Rishabh Pant implored himself on the fourth morning at Headingley, with his words caught on the stump mic. And with good reason. Pant had just played a slog sweep off an 87mph delivery from Brydon Carse; he looked to the sky in despair, but the wind carried the ball between the slips and fine leg.
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msn.com | Nick Hoult |Will Macpherson |Scyld Berry |Tim Wigmore |Rob Bagchi |Kieran Crichard
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telegraph.co.uk | Tim Wigmore
Yet Brook gave no thought to slowing down after each of his three lives. From his fifth delivery of the third morning, the ball after he had got off the mark, Brook slammed Prasidh Krishna over long on. Three balls later, Brook had the temerity to advance down the pitch to Bumrah; even more remarkably, he had the hand-eye coordination and timing to thrash him through the covers. At this point, India sought to turn Brook's greatest asset - his eagerness to score - against him.
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sports.yahoo.com | Tim Wigmore
As Harry Brook looked out to his right, he could see the Western Terrace. Virtually the entire stand was in unison: standing up, and chanting his name. The hometown boy was on 99, tantalisingly close to a first Test century at Headingley. Brook approached his landmark in the same spirit that characterised his entire innings: abundant flair, mixed with a certain fallibility.
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RT @joybhattacharj: Enjoying @timwig's excellent history of test cricket. Was reminded again of how @virendersehwag was a legitimate test…
