England squad to play India in first two Tests
The Hindu
Fast bowler Ollie Robinson was recalled to the England test squad
Fast bowler Ollie Robinson was recalled to the England test squad on Wednesday for the first time since his ban for sending discriminatory tweets. Robinson was named in head coach Chris Silverwood's 17-man squad for the opening two tests of the five-match series against India starting Aug. 4 at Trent Bridge. The 27-year-old Robinson had received an eight-match ban for racist and sexist tweets posted between 2012-14, when he was between the ages of 18 and 20. Five matches of the ban had been suspended for two years.
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