Sentence examples for bridge opener from inspiring English sources

Before the Trent Bridge opener Eoin Morgan, England's one-day captain, called the absence of Stokes for the five-match series a conundrum, and while his options were noticeably limited in the first innings by having only five bowlers, a stand of 138 between Woakes and Jos Buttler turned a crisis, sitting 82 for six, into an eventual near-miss that demonstrated the value of batting deep.

They are set to replace Yuvraj Singh, who broke a finger at Trent Bridge, and opener Abhinav Mukund - with Rahul Dravid and VVS Laxman returning to their regular positions at number three and five respectively.

But Sussex closed on 146 without loss in their second innings at Trent Bridge with openers Ed Joyce and Chris Nash making 63 not out and 79 not out respectively.

Left-arm seamer Zaheer Khan and opening batsman Gautam Gambhir were injured during the first Test at Lord's and missed the match at Trent Bridge, while star opener Virender Sehwag was ruled out of both the opening Tests following surgery on his shoulder.

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This, remember, is the newspaper so partisan it banned all mention of Stuart Broad by name during last year's Gabba Test in response to the England bowler's refusal to walk during the 2013 Ashes opener at Trent Bridge.

Ashwell Prince's final-day century for promoted Lancashire could not prevent Nottinghamshire claiming a 45-run victory in their County Championship campaign opener at Trent Bridge.

Following the series opener at Trent Bridge, he gave the squad permission to go out ahead of a rest day before the second Test, which starts at Lord's on Thursday.

Chris Woakes, who took four for 41 in Pakistan's reply at Trent Bridge, is among those delighted with the opener's turnaround.

Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho says it will be difficult to control his emotions when he returns to the Stamford Bridge dugout for Sunday's Premier League opener against Hull City.

After scoring 31 and 9 in the First Test victory at Trent Bridge, he was criticised by former Australian Test opener Jack Fingleton, who believed Morris was shuffling across the crease too much instead of playing from the back foot.