Moeen looks to come out of Test retirement

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London, May 29: England cricketer Moeen Ali has reportedly told the new head coach of the read-ball team, New Zealand’s Brendon McCullum, that he is planning to come out of Test retirement and join the Ben Stokes-led side.
Moeen had retired from Test cricket in September last year, and at that time the 34-year-old had said he had done so to prolong his white-ball career.
The all-rounder played for Indian Premier League side Chennai Super Kings in their failed season this year, and showed flashes of brilliance with bat and ball.
A report in dailymail.co.uk added that Moeen’s close friend and fellow spinner Adil Rashid “could be tempted too” to come out of retirement. (IANS)

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