Salman Butt: “Dom Sibley was similar”
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Former Pakistan captain Salman Butt said he cannot understand why England opener Dom Sibley has failed to live up to expectations in Test cricket.
Dom Sibley: “They showed they have an impressive attack. They’ve got all the variety and the skills so we’ll have to be at our best to be able to cope with them”
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England opener Dom Sibley has admitted that Pakistan’s bowling attack will continue to be a major threat during the ongoing Test series.
Ramiz Raja: “I don’t have the numbers for Abbas as such stats are probably handled by Hawk Eye technology, but surely he would be up there amongst the best, in percentage terms, in making the batsman play. Outstanding attribute”
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Former Pakistan captain Ramiz Raja believes that pace bowler Mohammad Abbas must be “up there amongst the best, in percentage terms, in making the batsman play”.
Stuart Broad proved to be a nightmare for the West Indies batsmen
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England set the West Indies 399 to win after pace bowler Stuart Broad took a brilliant six-wicket haul on the third day of the third Test in Manchester.
Ben Stokes is all smiles after bringing up his 10th Test hundred
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Ben Stokes scored 176 and Dom Sibley made 120 as England tormented the West Indies on the second day of the second Test in Manchester.
Dom Sibley struck four boundaries during his unbeaten knock of 86
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Dom Sibley and Ben Stokes scored an unbeaten 86 and 59 not out respectively to rescue England from their rocky start against the West Indies on the opening day of the second Test in Manchester.
Zak Crawley hit eight boundaries during his career-best knock of 76
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Zak Crawley scored a career-best 76 and Dom Sibley made 50 as England forged a 170-run lead on the fourth day of the first Test against the West Indies in Southampton.
Only 82 minutes of play was possible on the opening day due to the constant rain delays
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International cricket returned after a hefty hiatus of 117 days due to the coronavirus pandemic, but it got off to a soggy start as only 17.4 overs of play was possible on the first day between England and the West Indies.
Zak Crawley struck 11 boundaries during his knock of 66
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England opener Zak Crawley scored a fantastic 66 before South Africa fought back brilliantly on a rain-affected first day in Johannesburg.
Pieter Malan hit two boundaries during his unbeaten knock of 63
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Debutant Pieter Malan scored an unbeaten 63 after South Africa were set 438 to win following England opener Dom Sibley’s career-best 133 not out.
