Many have questioned the inclusion of Rahkeem Cornwall in the final Test of the #raisethebat Series in Manchester, England after the West Indies were thoroughly beaten by a strong England showing with bat and ball.
Cornwall, who went wicketless throughout the game, still feels his inclusion had value.
According to the offspinner, on another occasion, going wicketless does not mean he bowled badly.
“I don’t feel too bad about my performance and maybe on a different day wickets would have come my way, but I didn’t get any wickets. I think I bowled pretty well. Opportunities came about but it was just not my day to get wickets,” said Cornwall.
Cornwall has not been deterred by his performance in the least and believes there is only better for him to get.
“Going forward I just think that I have to work on my game and make sure I can perform under every condition that I might be going to but I wouldn’t say it was a bad tour, I just have to move on and learn from it,” he said.
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