India vs England | You are not a bad player after one bad winter, says Moeen Ali
After picking up the fifer, Moeen Ali has stated that he hasn't lost the ability to take wickets with the red ball and can perform well not only as a batsman but also as an off-spinner. He stated that it was just a “bad winter” for him but now he has come back stronger in all formats of the game.
The second day of the fourth Test between India and England saw the comeback of Moeen Ali who showcased the best of his form with his ripping deliveries out of the footmarks and rough patches to claim his five-wicket haul and crushed the Indian middle order completely. This performance was similar to his career best of 6-53 on this ground, four years ago. Not only did Moeen take five wickets for England, but also scored 40 runs in the first innings. He believes that one bad phase doesn't mean that a player has completely lost track and proved it through his game.
“It was a case of believing you are not a bad player after one bad winter. Many players have gone through that and for me, it was about moving on. It makes you a better player and a stronger character,” he said.
“I’ve loved being back at Worcestershire, having a good stint getting
Moeen also spoke about how playing on foreign soil and playing well against India on home soil earlier, has given him a sense of confidence to do well for the team.
“Australia is a difficult place for a foreign spinner, no matter who you are. For
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