Alastair Cook, Andrew Strauss, and Ian Bell - the formerly English troika raised the bar for slip fielding in English conditions, majorly due to the fact that the conditions suit pacers taking the ball away from the right-handers. It was, in a way, a cultural expansion for the succeeding generation and the hindsight gives us a great understanding of the same which is felt in the veins of County cricket. Most recently, the Central Group game between Warwickshire and Worcestershire added to the list when Bresnan held on to what was an absolutely terrific catch at slip. 

Bresnan flew to his right to gobble the unbelievable catch and so excited he was by that, instead of celebrating with his teammates, he ran towards the boundary rope in true Imran Tahir fashion. In all probability, he must have learnt the same from Tahir himself, who spent a few years of his cricketing career playing for the same county - Warwickshire 2nd XI and the main team afterwards.