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England face third-Test selection headache after day stuck in the dark – The Guardian
With the second Test seemingly heading for a draw due to the weather, thoughts turned to England’s likely bowling attack for the third and final Test
Its a tough one. I dont know what is the best way to go, said Stuart Broad on Friday evening. He was not talking about the games reaction to bad light, a wet outfield, an absence of sunshine and how the players in lockdown have been compelled to stare ever more aimlessly from their dressing rooms at grey clouds rather than wet rain. No, Broad was referring to the passage of play when a little partnership of 39 was conjured up between Mohammad Rizwan, a handy batsman, and Mohammad Abbas, a pretty…
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