Flinch, twitch, shiver: how England’s Rory Burns got his first Test century | Barney Ronay

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Surrey batsman will draw huge strength from his Ashes innings – one that seems likely to define his career as a cricketer

Happy Burns day. England’s left-handed opener faced the first ball and the last ball on the second day of this first Ashes Test. In between Rory Burns wafted and whooshed, hit a few, edged a few more and batted at times with all the graceful serenity of a man trying to force his way head-first through a privet hedge.

At the end of which Burns finished a captivating day on 125 not out, his first hundred for England, and an innings that already seems likely to garland and indeed define his career as a cricketer.

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Written by Barney Ronay at Edgbaston
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