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Alastair Cook after his double ton: I feared for my place in the side

Alastair Cook says selectors would have been entitled to drop him over his poor form before his masterly double century which puts England in command at MCG

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Englands Alastair Cook walks off after the third day’s play during the fourth Ashes Test against Australia at Melbourne Cricket Ground yesterday. Pic/Getty Images
England's Alastair Cook walks off after the third day’s play during the fourth Ashes Test against Australia at Melbourne Cricket Ground yesterday. Pic/Getty Images

Alastair Cook said selectors would have been entitled to drop him over his poor form before his masterful double-century put England in a winning position in the fourth Ashes Test. The unflappable opening batsman crushed Australia's hopes of sweeping the five-Test series with an unbeaten 244 yesterday to put the tourists 164 runs ahead of Australia with two days left.

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