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Crawley relishing England captaincy after Ashes exploits open new doorways

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ere it not for the white strips, the pink ball and Australian subject placements that might have contravened most powerplay restrictions, one may need been forgiven for considering Zak Crawley had been enjoying one-day cricket all summer time.

The batter’s 480 Ashes runs got here at a strike-rate simply shy of 89, his magnum opus innings of 189 at Old Trafford lasting simply 182 balls and his intent from the outset the catalyst for an England crew decided to play their cricket on the entrance foot.

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