Ollie Pope reflects on his return to England's Test squad, sharing insights into personal conversations and aspirations ahead of a pivotal derby with MI London.
Ollie Pope, the England wicketkeeper-batter who was dropped during the Ashes last winter, has made a stunning comeback.
He has been included in the squad for the first two Tests against Pakistan.
The decision comes as a surprise, considering Pope's average of just 20.83 in six innings during last winter's series.
Jacob Bethell subsequently replaced him in the line-up.
However, the injured Bethell is unavailable for the Pakistan series.
Pope said that while there was a perception that his dismissals in Australia were a mental thing
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