London: All-rounder Moeen Ali is willing to make a comeback to England’s test squad. He has expressed his will to play for the country under the coaching of Brendon McCullum. Previously, the 34-year-old all-rounder decided to quit test cricket to focus on limited-overs cricket. Although Moeen had a wonderful career in 64 test matches, in which he scored 2,914 runs and 195 wickets.
Moeen hinted at his talks with the coach Brendon McCullum regarding the potential return to the squad. McCullum took charge of England’s team as a coach last month.
“Baz (McCullum) messaged me asking if I was ‘in’,” Moeen was quoted as saying by the Guardian newspaper after being awarded an OBE for his services to cricket.
“I have played with him in the Indian Premier League and really enjoyed the way he works. “We spoke and he mentioned potentially, in the future, if there is a tour – or whenever, really – would I be available? I said ‘call me at the time’. We’ll see.
