Barbadian fast bowler Christopher Jordan made an encouraging debut, taking three wickets in his first One-Day International for England against Australia on Monday at the Rose Bowl in Southampton.
The 24-year-old took a wicket with the first ball of his second over after he was entrusted with the new ball and went on to finish with three for 51, including the scalp of Australia’s captain Michael Clarke, in his 10 overs.
Here, Jordan bowling for Barbados in the regional first-class competition earlier this year.
Jordan’s sudden impact
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