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INDIA TOUR OF ENGLAND, 2018
I am happy with my game but there are many more than I can offer: Bairstow © Getty
"It's exciting, is not it?"
Jonny Bairstow's feeling might not be shared by everyone. in Yorkshire, but England's goalkeeper looks forward to finding a player whom he has called a teammate for the last 15 years.
Thursday, Adil Rashid was announced in the team for the first test against India In February, at the time, his county was reluctant and promising, but now they are apolitical, but Bairstow flatly refused to let herself be carried away. of. But Bairstow is looking forward to the return of the player with whom he shared a locker room for the first time while he was at U15 level.
"We played together and shared a dressing room and some fish and fries from time to time," recalls Bairstow. "With everyone behind him, everyone is really excited, you've seen it In this one – day series then I hope we can emulate some of the skills that he has shown and do a show there. in the one-dayers and the way the white ball comes out of his hand, it's a thrilling call for him. He is delighted and I am really excited for him. "
The link between the pair extends into international cricket, also Bairstow has also featured in the 10 caps of Rashid's Test to date, the last of which came to Chennai in December 2016. While England was moving away from the spinner of the leg from that moment on, it remained a crucial part of their white ball plans.
It's in ODI cricket that he's especially excelled, with 91 wickets since the beginning of 2016, all while maintaining a saving rate of 5.36, only the Australian Rashid Khan (95) has more with the following, Trent Boult de Nouvelle Zealand, with 76. This summer, he has excelled in several roles: prisoner against Australia with 12 redundancies and then controller against India, bowling 30 overs and return of a rate of 4.96 save against a dynamic batting line.He also pitched with six wickets.Bairstow, present in both series, believes that "He saw enough to suggest a test return is deserved.
"I think he's matured a lot." "You can see that in the way he starts, the way he plays in Powerplays in a day of cricket." And I do not think hyping too much, yes, he did not play red ball cricket he played white ball cricket is a thing too big.It landed his leg spinner, he landed his googly he just has to do it a few more times than the 10 overs that he plays bowling.
"At the same time people are not necessarily going to come to he's as hard in the red ball cricket as they do in white, so the shape that he takes on the balloon, the line that he could fool, the length that he might differ as well, it's an exciting challenge for him, as for all of us Bairstow is modest, there is little to suggest in its form that going from one format to another challenges it beyond remembering to take out the colorful clothes of its bag and replace it. All 11 of its hundreds of internationals have come over the past three years, but with a cascade in its test form in 2018. But at least one in each of the last few months – four in ODIs – has made it a good place This summer, he has 511 50 pbades on average at 56.77. "Hmm … maybe 2016?" He answers. Let's take a look: 1470 essays at 58.50, three centuries, eight fifties. Yeah, that's just Jonny
"I'm happy with the way I played with the white ball, I opened the stick, with the red ball, I'm a little bit I hope that it's something over the last 10 years of playing with the way my game is and evolves that I've been able to do it, I hope it's going to last longer. to change those in different scenarios and different conditions against different oppositions.I get there in good nick I do not want to sting myself.I am satisfied with my game, but there is much more that I can offer and much further I can go into the game. "
He's not going to just pretend that he's the great player on the side England needs Even though he's maybe already that guy- He is looking forward to recovering Jos Buttler's gloves for the first time since the beginning of June. pretty good fun running like crazy on the limit. The last time I had it before, it was the last test, so we had a little break and fired, but I do not see that as a problem. Your movements and everything you want, you simply settle there.
"It was nice to take a break because it refreshes your mind, your body is fresh, and it keeps the excitement and hunger coming back and wanting to do it right, keep up with you. push and continue to impact the game. "
The question is asked … what is the worst stick that he has received in recent months without the gloves, lurking the limit? Quick as a flash , he talks about the Rose Championship game that started last Sunday. "You should have seen my Twitter feed, I would not say it here, but there was one and I copied it, that 's it. was like I was in Oz! "
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