LONDON: Ben Stokes said the dynamic impact of Saqib Mahmood with the ball for England against Pakistan would make the stuffed stars the team afraid of their place when they returned from Coronavirus isolation.
Eoin Morgan’s first choice one day troops were forced to be quarantined after the Covid-19 outbreak in front of the series.
It left Pace Bowler Mahmood as one of the more experienced choices available for England head coach Chris Silverwood even though only four hats.
The 24-year-old took four for 42 and two for 21 in the first two matches against Pakistan, dismissing the 50-year-old Babar Azam Batsman at both occasions.
Another strong performance in Edgbaston on Tuesday, when England will see to sweep the 3-0 series, it will only increase its stock which is increasing rapidly and can see it skyrocketing with the order of power.
“With a crushed squad, the positive is that we can see people who have come on the outskirts and, for Sáqi, come and become a senior bowler has done it a good world,” Stokes, standing in England.
On the captain, said on Monday.
“He hasn’t been abandoned by anything, he has taken a new ball and I asked him to return at important moments in the game where he performed very well.” So from the individual’s point of view it has happened in the world.
Good and from the English point of view, this is another player to be seen by young people.
“Saqi seems to always want a ball in his hand.
He likes every minute.
He likes to be in a situation where he is expected to be a man to change the game and he has done it every time he bends for me this series.” Competition for places is always the thing that is always the thing.
Great to be owned at any level so that when you get a complete new squad and they have put it in a show like that, which really adds expectations that will continue to the shoulders of the main people when they return.
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