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‘No compliant from Brother moeen Ali either? Back to back cricket schedule don’t have any time to celebrate’ – Twitter reacts as James Vince plays nonstop cricket in back-to-back match days

England international James Vince was recently seen in Melbourne playing the dead rubber against the Australian national cricket team. The right-handed batter scored 22 runs to his name.

However, in the second ODI, he scored a vital 60 with the help of 3 boundaries and two hits over the fence. Moreover, he drew plaudits for his exceptional batting performance in Sydney.

Having featured in the ODI series against Australia, the Sussex-born cricketer quickly flew all the way to Abu Dhabi to play T10 League. Yes, you read it right! He has been playing non-stop cricket in back-to-back days.

At first, he was seen playing for England on November 22 (Tuesday) against Australia. However, on the next day, he flew to the Gulf nation to take part in the Abu Dhabi T10 League. 

James Vince plays nonstop cricket in back-to-back match days

Meanwhile, netizens heaped praise on James Vince for showing utmost dedication towards the sport unlike his teammate and all-rounder Moeen Ali who had previously complained of back to back cricket schedule.

Earlier, Moeen Ali was unhappy with the schedule organized by the ICC. Earlier, England beat Pakistan in the final to win their second T20 World Cup title at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG).

Just nine days after England won the honour, they were asked to stay in Australia to play the three-match ODI series. It was when Moeen Ali expressed his frustration by whining over the schedule.

On the other side of the coin, James Vince was seen plying his trade as a wicketkeeper-batsman for Team Abu Dhabi. He delivered the goods ever so well with the bat, scoring a quickfire 37 off 19 balls.

He constructed his innings with the help of four boundaries and two sixes to his name, at a strike-rate of 194.74. However, his knock wasn’t enough as the team slumped to 99/6 in 10 overs, in reply to Deccan Gladiators’ 134/6 (10 overs).

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