England pacer Ollie Robinson, who grabbed his maiden five-wicket haul in his comeback Test after being suspended for his offensive outdated racist tweets, mentioned that he has grown as an individual since then.
Robinson was banned after his racist and sexist tweets as an 18-year-old had been found on the opening day of his Test debut towards New Zealand on the Lord’s in June
“I was young 18-19 years old. I made a lot of mistakes, not just those tweets. I’ve grown as a person a lot in that time. Obviously, I’ve learnt a lot try to develop as a person in the last 10 years. I try to make myself the best person I can be,” he mentioned on the finish of day’s play.
The 27-year-old performed solely two T20 video games for Sussex since his suspension from International cricket as he bounced again to seize 5/85 to dismiss India for 278 on day three of the opening Test right here.
Terming the part because the hardest interval of his life, he mentioned: “It was the toughest period in my life. It affected myself and my family but I’ve learnt a lot since then.”
“It was quite tough and to get the rewards in the end was pleasing,” he mentioned about his efficiency as he revelled alongside the grasp class of veteran England pacer James Anderson (4/54).
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