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Bethell Dismisses Talk Of Rivalry With Ollie Pope, Says ‘fire In Me’ Ahead Of Ashes Tour
Pope, who batted at No. 3 during England’s home series draw against India, was preferred ahead of Bethell for much of the summer. The 21-year-old, however, featured in the final Test at No. 6 in place of injured captain Ben Stokes, and could now be in line to challenge for a top-order role after Harry Brook replaced Pope as England’s Test vice-captain.
Speaking to Sky Sports at the Professional Cricketers’ Association (PCA) Awards, Bethell said there was no tension between the two. “Me and Popey get on great, I wouldn't really call it a rivalry — there's a lot of talk of outside noise, but it doesn't really filter into the camp,” he said.
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