A star performer for England under-19s and one of Yorkshire's youngest ever debutants, Tim Bresnan has long been thought of as an England regular of the future. His progression to full honours was perhaps slower than some thought, but by the time he made his One Day debut in June 2006 he was established as a forceful first change bowler and heavy-hitting lower order batsman.
His all-round abilities have prompted comparisons with Andrew Flintoff and although Bresnan is keen to avoid the tag, his inclusion in England's first Test squad of the 2009 summer, one that again lacked the injured Flintoff, means he is expected to deliver both wickets and runs.
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218 |
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121 |
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40.33 |
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