The rangy left-armer is bowling better than ever at 36, operating at rapid speeds and expanding his repertoire. In an era when his unique skill-set warrants big money from T20 leagues around the world, he has gone against the grain: he has preserved himself for Test cricket.
The rangy left-armer is bowling better than ever at 36, operating at rapid speeds and expanding his repertoire. In an era when his unique skill-set warrants big money from T20 leagues around the world, he has gone against the grain: he has preserved himself for Test cricket.
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The rangy left-armer is bowling better than ever at 36, operating at rapid speeds and expanding his repertoire. In an era when his unique skill-set warrants big money from T20 leagues around the world, he has gone against the grain: he has preserved himself for Test cricket.
