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If those two are international standard front line batters, I am a spaceman. Minimal foot movement to get in line and cannot play a moving ball, terrible, don't even know where their stumps are. County wickets where racking up 600 runs are the not unusual, and the rules and wickets made for sloggers in one day cricket has killed the skills in batting in English cricket, especially the wickets in the southern county's, and have done no favours to fast bowlers. If the ball swings or moves off the wicket most of the England players have not got a clue.
Was there on Saturday and it was drab to say the least - conditions suggested swing, but nowt happened. Hoping for a better day at Headingley in a couple of weeks time..... provided there are trains running.