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Moeen Reveals His Coach's Advise To Skip To Spin From Seam Bowling During U-15 Days
Charismatic England and Chennai Super Kings all-rounder, Moeen Ali, has revealed he was initially a seam-bowling all-rounder but a bad back while bowling full tilt playing U-15s for Warwickshire forced him to turn to spin.
Moeen has grabbed headlines of late, declaring he is willing to come out of Test retirement if new England coach Brendon McCullim and skipper Ben Stokes so desire. He had taken Test retirement in September last year to prolong his white-ball career.
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