Former Yorkshire coach believes Sussex’s forensic wicket-taking workhorse could be a great Ashes addition for England
Jason Gillespie was Yorkshire’s head coach when Ollie Robinson was let go by the club due to a lack of professionalism but, seven years on, the former Australia quick is convinced
England have a meticulous Test-quality seamer who is ready to go.
In his last outing Robinson claimed 13 wickets as Sussex swarmed to victory at Glamorgan, including a career-best nine for 78. Matthew Maynard, the home side’s seasoned coach, said Robinson’s performance was as good as he had seen in county
Cricket, noting his ability to extract movement from a seemingly placid pitch.