Alastair Cook after his double ton: I feared for my place in the side
Updated On: 29 December, 2017 09:10 AM IST | Melbourne | AFP
<p>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</p>


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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