England off spinner Graeme Swann, who bowled just two overs in his team's 354-run victory over Pakistan in the first Test at Trent Bridge, is content with the quiet life on the field.
England off spinner Graeme Swann, who bowled just two overs in his team's 354-run victory over Pakistan in the first Test at Trent Bridge, is content with the quiet life on the field.
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He said: "I'm more than happy to stand at second slip and watch the fast bowlers perform like they did."
"I'm an inherently lazy person so, if I don't have to bowl very much, then great! Jimmy Anderson was exceptional last week.
"Now we need to make sure we're on fire again at Edgbaston. I played here a couple of weeks ago for Notts and the ball swung all over the place for Stuart Broad as he took eight wickets," The Sun quoted Swann, as saying.
Meanwhile, ex-Pakistan skipper Mohammad Yousuf is due to arrive in London today and rush to Birmingham to prepare for the second Test.
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