Trisha Ghosal in Manchester
Crawley finds calm in chaos. Finally playing “on instinct”
Zak Crawley may have missed out on a hundred, but he didn’t miss the bigger win: control. “I wasn’t premeditating, I was just reacting. I’ve always felt I can hit good balls for four and I let that come out today,” he said after his 84 that set the tone for England’s dominance.
He revealed he started working on feeling relaxed a couple of days ago: “Just small things like walking slower, removing tension. I felt sharp today unlike Edgbaston, where I was absolutely knackered.”
Does the pressure ever get to him?
Crawley doesn’t scroll social media, but admits the expectations still weigh heavy. “It’s internal,” he said. “I hold myself to high standards and I’ve wanted more runs over the past year. That pressure comes from within not outside.”
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