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According to some newspaper reports, the West Indies “let the England batsmen off the hook several times.” This suggests that the English were in some way obliged to play the shot, and that they could only not play it with the West Indies’ permission.
Who agreed to this? I think I know.
I discard the hook shot. So should Cook.
Once a hooker, always a hooker.
*titters*
Does Alastair Hook have to stop cooking?
The problem with Cook hooking is that he looks so serious. If he looked the part of a happy hooker all would be forgiven.
But who ever heard of the rather serious hooker or the somewhat intense hooker?
He should concentrate on the forward defensive push that sometimes makes it past the bowler for a well-earned single.