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England’s squad has been announced for the third Test against India at Headingley. David Malan has been included in this team, replacing Dom Sibley. Malan is returning to the Test team after three years. Well, jokingly, but if England ends the retirement of their former captain Alastair Cook and includes him in the Test team, then maybe something good will happen to them. We are saying this because Alastair Cook, who scored the most Test runs for England, may have retired three years ago, but his bat is still roaring.

Here England was losing, and there..

As Indian bowlers were celebrating after putting pressure on England on the final day of the Lord’s Test, beating them by 151 runs. At the same time, in Cardiff, 150 km from the Lord’s ground in London, former great captain Alastair Cook, who scored the most runs in Test history in England (12,472), was playing a brilliant innings. This 36-year-old batsman is currently playing in England’s ODI tournament Royal London Cup. Cook, playing for Essex, was scoring a half-century against Glamorgan when India beat England by 151 runs at Lord’s. He scored 68 runs in 66 balls that day, hitting 11 fours.

Not only this, four days ago there was a big bang, the match was tied

Not just a half-century against Glamorgan’s side, but Alastair Cook’s bat was also roaring four days ago when he scored a thumping century in the match against Lancashire. Batting first, Lancashire scored 250 runs in 50 overs losing 6 wickets. To answer, Essex had lost 3 wickets for 99 runs. There also Alastair Cook saved the team’s shame. Cook hit a scintillating century and played a blistering innings of 110 off 128 balls which included 11 fours. The match was very exciting, in the 48th over, the cook was out and the match was tied in the end. Essex scored 250 runs in 50 overs for the loss of 8 wickets.

greatest english batsman

Alastair Cook is the highest run-scorer in England’s Test history. He played 161 Test matches for England in 12 years between 2006 and 2018 and scored 12472 runs. During this, his bat scored 33 centuries and 57 half-centuries. He also holds the record for most Test centuries for England. He is the highest run-scorer left-handed batsman in Test cricket and also the youngest player to score 12,000 Test runs. He is at the fifth position in the list of highest run scorers in world Test cricket. Apart from this, he scored 3204 runs in 92 ODIs with 5 centuries, while he scored 61 runs in 4 T20 Internationals.

Played the last match against India, departed with a brilliant innings

Alastair Cook suddenly announced his retirement from Test cricket during England’s tour of India in September 2018. Alastair Cook scored his 33rd Test century in his innings of the final Test of that series. He scored 147 runs in that match and became the fifth cricketer to score a century in the first and last match of his career.