Zak Crawley believes winning the final two games will go a long way to restoring some pride for the English side.
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Zak Crawley during the Boxing Day Test. AP[/caption] The visitors are 3-0 down in the five-match series and Crawley believes winning the final two games will go a long way to restoring some pride for the English side. “Obviously, there’s a lot of pride on the line playing for your country and I feel like there’s an awful lot to play for in these next two games and so that’s why we’re positive and will try to win them both,” Crawley said on Sunday.
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