Nottingham: England Pacer Ollie Robinson, who won his first five-goal carrying a comeback test after being suspended because the old racist tweet was offensive, said that he had grown as someone since then.
Robinson was blocked after racist and sexist tweets when a 18-year-old child was discovered on the opening day of his exam debut against New Zealand in the Lord in June, “I was young 18-19 years old.
I made a lot of mistakes, not just the tweet.
I have grown As a crowd at that time.
Obviously, I have learned a lot trying to develop as someone in the past 10 years.
I tried to make myself the best person I could.
“he said at the end of the day’s match.
The 27-year-old player only plays two T20 games for Sussex since his suspension of Cricket International when he rose again to reach 5/85 to stop India for 278 on the third day of the opening test here.
Chasing phases as the toughest period in his life, he said: “It is the toughest period of my life.
It affects myself and my family but I have learned a lot since then.” “It was quite difficult and to get rewarded in the end,” he said about his appearance when he enjoyed next to the Master Class of England Veteran Pacer James Anderson (4/54).