Tim Bresnan

Tim Bresnan

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Tim Bresnan is a former English cricketer who played as a fast bowler and all-rounder for the England national team from 2010 to 2017, participating in 36 Test matches and a total of 126 international games. Known for his resilience and determination, Bresnan highlighted the intense competition within the team for a position, particularly against established players like James Anderson and Stuart Broad, emphasizing the drive required to succeed at the international level.

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India India: Their last series win in Australia was in 2010-11, relied on James Anderson’s 24 wickets through late swing, who was backed by the speed of Tim Bresnan. 6

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The Times of India: Ashes: Bazball reaches its endgame Down Under; England's hopes hinge on raw pace to recreate Bodyline | Cricket News

Bangladesh Bangladesh: Tim Bresnan was one of the players competing for a spot in the England team. 6

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Prothom Alo: ‘সময় পাল্টে গেছে, একটা ভিডিও ক্লিপ দিয়েও এখন জাতীয় দলে ডাক পাওয়া যায়’