Alastair Cook always calls the most biggest boot battery

In the demanding world of international cricket, the openers play a key role in building a tone for a shot. Under the test conditions, they often face strong PACE attacks and new balls against fresh, unexpected pitches. Their sustainability and technique can put the foundation for a large sum or can provide calm in intense persecution. Over the years, a few opener only brings this role to adapt, and the upper part of the order brings adaptation, aggression and sequence. From the elegance Sunil Pocket to the dominion Adam GilkristThe opening floors took their names in the rich history of sports.

Alastair lists the best fourth keys in COOK

The sixth-highest runner of the former England captain and test cricket, Sir Alastair CookRecently, he always shared the personal list of the largest opening fighters. Talker OverlappingCook the bottom of the best four listings when they praise some marked names. Past English cricket chose the legend of Australia Matthew Hayden As chosen number one and then South Africa followed with great Graeme Smith and an explosive key to India Viranter Sehwag.

“I always thought Hayden (Matthew Hayden) was the best” The chef, the aggressor called the Australian left-handed Haydeni No. 1.

“I think the second number for me would be Graeme Smith. Then Sehwag (Virender Sehwag) and I am pleased to sit at the bottom of the best keys list” Cook the truck.

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Why Aussie Icon Leads List

Explaining his choice, Bakyden was prepared over they made a nightmare for Bowlers. The transformation of Hayden in a strong and intimidating trend, stressed its unprecedented impact on the type of bowler, which is afraid of any mankind.

“But Hayden’s will be above, I started in a very modest in the beginning, but Hayden will say what he did, Hayden, because he was hit for centuries,” he said. Cooking is further added.

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