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Jonathan Agnew

  • Cricket Correspondent, BBC
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Robinson's rhythmical action reminiscent of McGrath - Agnew

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By Jonathan Agnew
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Figure caption, Highlights: England humble poor Pakistan to confirm series win at Lord's By BBC Cricket Correspondent Published 6 minutes ago After Ollie Robinson's England debut five years ago I said he was the most natural bowler I have seen. A lot has gone under the bridge since – he was dropped, recalled, dropped again and is now back - but nothing has changed my mind on that. Using the word robotic to describe him may give the wrong impression. It is a compliment.
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'Brook as talented as Pietersen but not ready to be captain'

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By Jonathan Agnew
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'Brook as talented as Pietersen but not ready to be captain'
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'Brook as talented as Pietersen but not ready to be captain' Original

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By Jonathan Agnew
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Figure caption, 'Hometown boy' Brook reaches half-century By BBC cricket chief commentator Published 14 minutes ago This should be a crucial moment in the career of Harry Brook. After the thrilling highs and frustrating lows of the past four years and 38 Tests, he stroked 91 runs from 93 balls without breaking sweat on day two of the first Test against Pakistan. The wild swipes of previous innings, particularly during England's Ashes defeat last winter, were gone.
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