PAKISTAN TOUR OF ENGLAND 2020 by Rob Johnston • Published on ShareTweet Dom Sibley has averaged 39.5 in 10 Tests so far © AFP During the lockdown, England’s limited overs captain Eoin Morgan said he had enjoyed reading a book by Robert Iger, the CEO of the Walt Disney Company. It’s a cross between a memoir and a management book and, unlike a lot of business books, is very readable. One of the major themes is what Iger calls the “relentless pursuit of perfection”. It is important, he writes, that people push back “against the urge to say that ‘good enough’ is good enough”. Dom Sibley has made a good start to life as England’s opening batsman with an average just below 40 and two Test hundreds to his name in ten games. But perhaps more than the runs, although clearly important both individually and for the team, the striking thing about Sibley’s time in the Test side is that he has been quick to recognise certain areas which need improvement. It’s not known whether he has read Iger’s book, but there is certainly no sign that Sibley is resting on his laurels. It has been well publicised that Sibley… Read full this story
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