Leeds: England Pacer Ollie Robinson said his legendary teammate James Anderson helped him in tampering his shake grip technique and gave him the perfect result in a third test against India.
Robinson exploited the second new ball on the fourth morning in the remarkable bowling number route from 26-6-65-5 when England drew a level in five match matches with an innings and 76 walked win.
“I noticed Jimmy holding his swaying grip slightly different.
I held it from the other side so I talked to him and just tried to practice it in the net,” Robinson told reporters after his appearance was the match.
“It went pretty well, so I tried it in the game and it worked well.
This is something I need to practice a little.
This learning opportunity is very valuable to me at this stage in my career and fortunately it comes out today.” Also read English vs English, 3rd test: Ollie Robinson punch India when England won by Inning and 76 Runspacer Ollie Robinson arranged the collapse with a new ball when England completed an easy inning on the fourth day of the third test at Leeds.
All good work on Friday when India reached 215 for two people in the stump completely canceled as Robinson “Obviously, it was very good for opening bowling with Jimmy and building pressure on both ends.
I enjoyed it and hopefully.
India collapsed from 215 For two to 278 everything.
England began the trial with the second new ball and all started with Robinson rejected Cheteshwar Pujara at an overnight score of 91.
Indian Skipper which was not formed by Virat Kohli until fifty first series but was only dismissed by Robinson triggered an amazing collapse.
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India lost the Leeds test by Inning and 76 Run as England flatening SE RI five matches 1-1.
Kohli “It felt like a very special day, I didn’t feel like it was settled.
For me, it was one of the fun days in my cricket career, to get my first test win very special.” When taking a valuable Kohli scalp, he said: “This is an extraordinary feeling.
The crowd here cannot be trusted.
Noise when we remove Kohli deafper, just experience and extraordinary feelings to get the goal.” Not long ago, Sussex Pacer had doubts about his fate in England Cricket when he was suspended for old racist tweets that mentioned the debut of his spectacular test against New Zealand in June.
After the apology, Sussex Seamer got the memory for the trent bridge test where he grabbed his first girl.
“It’s from the back of a few difficult years, I have to work hard to get here and do a lot of extras to get here so to get a prize in the four final four test matches is very pleasant,” The 27-year-old said.
“When you do it clear that the supervision is not there a little.
It (episode of racist tweets) is still quite fresh in my memory and I try to work to be a better person.”