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India through as England miss out on T20 final by 7 runs
There have been few undeniable successes as the dust settles on England's winter.
Will Jacks, maybe, given his role in the run to the semi-final of the T20 World Cup in India and Sri Lanka.
Josh Tongue? He was England's standout bowler in the Ashes, though only played one Test while the series was alive.
Jacob Bethell's sensational century against India in Mumbai on Thursday may have come in a losing cause but it only confirmed the 22-year-old is England's future.
At the start of September he did not have a century in any form of professional cricket but now he has three, one in each of the formats and all of them at international level.
Jacob Bethell is an England international cricketer and emerging all-round talent who has quickly become one of the team’s most exciting young players. The 22-year-old made headlines during the 2026 T20 World Cup semifinal against India when he scored a blistering 105 runs in a dramatic chase that nearly carried England to victory. His fearless innings grabbed attention across the cricket world and highlighted why many see him as a key part of England’s future. Here’s what you need to know.
Bethell produced one of the most dramatic innings of the 2026 T20 World Cup during England’s semifinal against India in Mumbai, via The Guardian.
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No rational judge could have expected England’s fall guys to succeed at the MCG where they were thrown on to a festive bonfire
Guess who just got back today? Those wild-eyed boys that had been away. This was a day of brittle, over-caffeinated cricket, on an MCG pitch streaked with faint green ridges. But it was also a day when the boys were, however briefly, back in town.
Ben Duckett and Jacob Bethell have been the two protagonists in the grainy, Zapruder-style footage from England’s six-day, mid-series jig-about by the sea. True to apparent recent form, both were here for a good time not a long time as England were bowled out for 110 in 29.5 overs. Both batted like men groping for the light switch in the dark against a new ball that seamed the width of the bat at times.
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Sky Sports' Michael Atherton says Jacob Bethell was on a "hiding to nothing" after returning to England side at No 3 after lack of red-ball cricket and in front of bumper crowd at MCG; Athers backs Harry Brook's counterpunching approach on 20-wicket Boxing Day in Melbourne
No 3 has been a problem position for England in The Ashes with Ollie Pope struggling for form and his replacement Jacob Bethell was dismissed for just one on a 20-wicket opening day of the Boxing Day Test in Melbourne.
The 22-year-old did impress in that spot last winter in New Zealand, hitting three half-centuries in his maiden Test series, but has been so short of red-ball cricket of late.
England great Michael Vaughan has slammed the decision to push prodigy Jacob Bethell straight into the top-order for the Boxing Day Test.
The 22-year-old is one of the best young players in the country, but has limited first-class experience and has been brought into the national set-up mainly on potential.
Bethell had scored 271 runs at 39 in his handful of Test appearances prior to the Ashes, but was left out for the first three games when the series was on the line.
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Former England captain Michael Atherton questioned the choice to have Jacob Bethell come in at No.3 for the Melbourne Test against Australia in the Ashes. The fourth Ashes Test in Melbourne placed the focus squarely on Bethell as he returned to England's side at No.3, a position under the spotlight due to England's ongoing search for stability at the top order. Bethell’s promotion came after limited opportunities in first-class cricket over the past year, having made just one County Championship appearance for Warwickshire last season.
He played the final fixture against India during the series earlier in the year and played for the England Lions, but Atherton feels that he was thrown into the deep end by being asked to go out with England at 7/1 in front of a loud MCG crowd.
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