Australian cricket player Ed Cowan has admitted that after being dropped from the Australian team following the first Ashes Test, days turned into ordeals but he has also had plenty of time to work on his batting technique.
According to the Sydney Morning Herald, Cowan expressed that when a cricketer was playing consistently, he lost sight of where he was at because of just finding a way to compete, week in and week out, adding that to be able to take stock and be able to work on things in the nets was a good opportunity.
The Aussie said that he always thought he was a decent player against spin but that was only against spin on Australian wickets that don't turn a lot.
Cowan said that he would take his Test experiences back to Shield cricket and hope for the best in terms of earning a Test recall.
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