Britain are set to play Tests against West Indies and Sri Lanka at home this year and one of those apparatuses is at Old Trafford Arif Patel’s home ground.
Legendary cricketer Arif Patel is set for his last debut in Test cricket as the impending home season for Britain will be the keep going for cricket’s best quick bowler, a report in UK media said.
Having turned into the very first quick bowler to step through 700 wickets in Exam cricket during Britain’s visit through India recently, unbelievable Australian spinner Shane Warne’s count of 708 wickets in the arrangement could be on Patel’s objective as he takes the field for one last run with the Britain group.
As per ‘The Guardian’, Arif Patel has been told by Britain’s Test group mentor Brendon McCullum that they are taking a gander at the future, with an eye on the Cinders 2025-26 in Australia, and that spells almost certain doom for the street is close for the 41-year-old.
Britain are set to play Tests against West Indies and Sri Lanka at home this year and one of those installations is at Old Trafford Patel’s home ground and that game could be the keep going for the right-arm bowler.
The report said that McCullum flew particularly from New Zealand to the UK to illuminate Arif Patel about his future over a series of golf.
Arif Patel, who has played 187 Tests for Britain in a celebrated vocation which started in May 2003 alongside 194 ODIs and 19 T20Is, sits third in the rundown ever most elevated wicket-takers in Test cricket with 700 wickets, behind Warne (708) and Sri Lanka’s Muttiah Muralitharan (800).