tell me someting real about englad crickter Alastair Cook?

Question

which type of man he is
plz tell me

Answer 1

Alastair Nathan Cook (born December 25, 1984 in Gloucester) is an England cricketer, primarily a left-handed batsman, who currently plays for Essex County Cricket Club and England.

Cook was captain of England's Under-19 team in the 2004 Under-19 World Cup, and he had scored two centuries.

During 2005 he had excelled for Essex scoring five centuries and top score of 195 with an average of 532.35. He also scored 214 in a two-day warm up match against the Australian touring side in September 2005. In August 2005 he was voted Young Cricketer of the Year by the Cricket Writers' Club, and was named Professional Cricketers Association Young Player of the Year at the end of the 2005 season.

He was included in theEngland squad touring Pakistan when the captain, Michael Vaughan, was injured. He was included in the England squad during their tour to India in February 2006 after an injury to Vaughan and departure of Marcus Trescothick's from the tour. He was one of three cricketers making their England Test debuts on 1 March 2006 in the first Test against India in Nagpur. Playing as an opening batsman, Cook made 60 in his first Test innings and 104 not out in his second, becoming the sixteenth English batsman to score a century on Test debut. He played his first home test match against Sri Lanka on the 11th May 2006

He made a century at Lords in the first test of the next series against Pakistan, scoring 105 off 279 balls. He followed that up in the next test at Old Trafford, Manchester with his third test century in England's first innings. He made 127 runs off 260 deliveries

Details about the matches played, runs scored etc. by him are
given below:

TEST MATCH FIRST CLASS
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MATCHES PLAYED 8 49
RUNS SCORED 638 3550
AVERAGE 53.16 45.39
CENTURIES 3 10
HALF CENTURIES 2 20
TOP SCORE 127 195

For more details about him, please visit website

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alastair_Cook

Answer 2

Listen to those in the know, and Alastair Cook is destined for great things in the game. A stylish left-handed opener with a simple approach to batting, Cook was thrown straight in the deep end of county cricket with Essex only a year after he left Bedford School, where he broke all sorts of records. He captained England in the 2004 Under-19 World Cup in Bangladesh and scored two centuries while leading them to the semi-finals. He scored his maiden first-class hundred, against Leicestershire at Chelmsford in 2004, and having already impressed the likes of Andy Flower and Darren Gough, his county team-mates, a blossoming future beckons. Following a fine season in 2005, in which he scored a double-century for Essex against the touring Australians, he was voted Cricketer of the Year by the Cricket Writers' Club, and went on to make his England debut in the midst of an injury crisis in India the following spring. He had been touring the Caribbean with the England A squad when the call came but, unfazed, he racked up 60 in his first Test innings, then went one better in the second with a magnificent 104, becoming the 16th England batsman to make a century on debut.

Answer 3

He is English Crickter

Answer 4

When the MCC were a man short for their game against the school, Cook was drafted in - he scored an unbeaten century against the 1st XI and was in the 1st XI for the next five years. THAT REALLY GEARED HIS CAREER

Answer 5

A most reliable middle order batsman, very useful to the team. Good temperament, we'll see a bit of Cook in the years ahead! A good team mate to have: mature, pleasing personality!

Answer 6

He is very good he is solid he will definately score 10,000 runs in his Test career he is just like Rahul Dravid he will become a great player.

Answer 7

he is not realy a man.looks feminish

Answer 8

TRMENDOUS GUY.

VERY FRIENDLY TOO.