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Sam Curran was a right pain when India toured England last. If not for him the series would have been 3-2 to India instead of the 4-1 to England that it ended up being.
Maybe he’ll end up being England’s Bhuvaneshwar Kumar.
Rahkeem Cornwall.
7-75.
Rahkeem Cornwall.
What a huge performance. You could almost say it was a massive effort to take such a chunky amount of wickets. He took 4 of those wickets straight after lunch too, solid work.
I particularly enjoyed Sky Sports’ choice of the adjective ‘robust’ to describe our new favourite man-mountain off-spinner.