Unsung hero Chris Woakes still paramount for England ahead of World Cup defence

GEORGE DOBELL: Woakes bowled beautifully at the Kia Oval, claiming three wickets in his opening spell and effectively sealing the match, but by then Ben Stokes had already stolen the headlines

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Posted by Marc Evans on 15/09/2023 at 17:45

I know as a Warwick man I'm biased but to me he's the most intelligent bowler we have and he can bat a bit too. All these new quickies are too inconsistent. England are obsessed with them. The classic example being the dropping of Plunkett after the last World cup. He consistently picked up wickets in the middle of innings which no one else was doing but his medium pace wasn't flavour of the month and there was clearly a dressing room issue. Bazball seems a bit like this with its favourites and faces that don't fit. Marc

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