JOE DENLY says he is better equipped now, at 32, to deal with the pressure of playing for England than he was when he first played one-day internationals nine years ago.
Many will hope he is. Several of those who have crossed paths with him have spoken highly of him as both player and person. He is a popular cricketer.
In England very few take to the challenges and travails posed by international cricket as seamlessly as 20-year-old Sam Curran, England’s man of the series against India. Denly got his chance at 23 but was overwhelmed by the quantum leap in pressure and scrutiny, and pr...