US EditionSam Cook to Prepare for England Test Debut by Watching Man United in His Hotel Room
- Sam Cook and Josh Tongue are set to make their appearances together in England’s Test match against Zimbabwe, which begins on May 22 at Trent Bridge.
- Cook earned his call-up after years as a top performer in county cricket, while injuries sidelined others, prompting a reshaped, youthful attack.
- The Test will mark Zimbabwe's first in England in 22 years and offers a chance to rebuild cricket ties amid a largely inexperienced English pace lineup.
- Cook, who has taken 321 first-class wickets at an average under 20, expressed his enthusiasm about being selected and making his debut.
- England intends to use this fixture as preparation for a full summer of Tests, implying future opportunities for Cook and his emerging peers.
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England announce their playing XI for Zimbabwe Test, pacer Sam Cook set to make his debut
England have announced their playing XI for the one-off Test against Zimbabwe, starting May 22 at Trent Bridge. Essex pacer Sam Cook will make his long-awaited Test debut while Josh Tongue returns to the fold after a couple of years with all his injury-related issues subsiding. Jamie Smith has returned after missing the New Zealand series being on paternal leave, while Ollie Pope and Zak Crawley have been able to retain their spots for now. "Ess…
England bowler Cook to debut against Zimbabwe
Fast bowler Sam Cook will make his debut for England in their one-off test match against Zimbabwe at Trent Bridge, the country's cricket board (ECB) said on Tuesday.Cook, who plays for Essex in the County Championship, has taken 321 first-class wickets and made a name for himself on the England Lions tou
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