England are 'cruel' in keeping Zach Crowley at the forefront of Test cricket. 3 4 Crowley cut a lone figure as he returned to the pavilion with just 13 in England's 6 second innings at Lord's 5.
He managed to survive his Kagiso Rabada and Lungi Ngidi's opening his burst, but gave few chances against Keshav Maharaj, unsuccessfully trying to sweep the third ball. It was Crowley's shot of bad judgment, but it has been a hallmark of his summer so far.
England's starting pitchers have played for any of the three teams that have played in the three formats. He hasn't made 50 passes in 24 innings since May.
But despite his apparent failure,England scored against India as if he was more influential than Johnny Beastow's twins. I couldn't have helped more by continuing to support him while alluding to 46 points. hundreds.
Also, former England international opener Mark his butcher is an old manager against Crowley, who looks like he is sure to secure himself a spot for the next Test at Trafford. may be taking the wrong approach.
"RBI is a hitter's currency, and he's trying to make it for everyone," said Butcher. "It doesn't matter if he plays for Kent or England. He hasn't scored.
"It's starting to feel cruel to keep him in line. Constantly being pushed and stroked on the back does him no good.If anything, it could do more harm than good.
"At some point, he has to realize that he needs to be left behind for his own good. He's only 24, so even if he hasn't played in a while, it's not terminal and some You can come back when you've settled things."
