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ENG vs IRE: one-off test, day 3 (presentation ceremony)
I love a bespectacled cricketer.
Bowlers seeking their bowling captains after getting a key wicket is everything!
1 - Jack Leach seeking Ben Stokes 2 - Ish Sodhi seeking Tim Southee
Bonus:
Buttler to keep wicket in final India Test, says England skipper Root | Cricket News
Buttler to keep wicket in final India Test, says England skipper Root | Cricket News
MANCHESTER (England): England captain Joe Root confirmed Jos Buttler will keep wicket in the fifth and final Test against India, which makes Jonny Bairstow‘s place untenable for the match beginning on Friday at Old Trafford. Buttler missed their 157-run defeat at The Oval to attend the birth of his second child but has been recalled as England head into the final Test trailing 2-1. Bairstow…
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I was already emotional over Jos finally getting a test stumping, and then Leachy went and got a five-for. If you weren't watching, find the highlights - Jos shouted "Leachy!" and then ran over, wrapped his arms around Leachy and just beamed at him.
Genuinely glad Sri Lanka fought back, they're better than that first innings made them look, and cricket's a lot more fun to watch when it's not completely one-sided. But I'm also really happy to see England starting strong, rather than digging themselves into a hole and then trying to fight their way back out of it.
Look at them!
