England and Jason Roy magnificent... and six runs correct
Reigate Priory CC, the Surrey Championship leaders, were justifiably elated at Jason Roy's impact on the World Cup. England did not seem to play so well without his skilful explosive batting at the top of the order, suffering two of their three defeats in his absence.
The Reigate right-hander had his one off-game in their first defeat, when he dropped a catch and failed with the bat against Pakistan, but he proved to be an inspiration in the tournament, and the throw from the deep that clinched victory at Lord's etched his name in posterity. The boy who embraced club cricket so enthusiastically came good in spectacular fashion.
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