Steven Finn brings height and speed to the England bowling attack

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Earlier this week, we wrote about England’s back-up bowlers for The Wisden Cricketer, saying they were all a bit samey. The one guy we didn’t mention was our former One To Watch, Steven Finn. Finn actually got picked to make his Test debut against Bangladesh and it’s the fact that he’s not an 85mph swing bowler [...]   See the complete post here

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