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Inside The Mind: Tim Bresnan

The two-time Ashes winner and T20 World Cup champion speaks to Jo Harman-McGowan about debuting for Yorkshire in his mid-teens, being England’s lucky charm, and the racism scandal which overshadowed the latter part of his career.

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The two-time Ashes winner and T20 World Cup champion speaks to Jo Harman-McGowan about debuting for Yorkshire in his mid-teens, being England’s lucky charm, and the racism scandal which overshadowed the latter part of his career.

Part One: Too much, too soon
Aged 16 years and 102 days, Bresnan became Yorkshire’s youngest debutant for 20 years when he made his senior bow in a one-day fixture against Kent in 2001.
On reflection, the Pontefract-born all-rounder feels he may have been thrust into first-team action too early.
I just felt incredibly lucky to be in the same room as some of my her...

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