He led England's charge with the bat against Bangladesh after their bowlers had once again performed admirably with the ball. "He has one of the best eyes I've seen and he pounces on anything short. From when I saw him as a young kid at Surrey, he is more consistent now. You saw glimpses of brilliance then but he is more consistent now." He has looked a fading force in the World Cup, much like an ageing West Indies team in truth, with a top-score of 15 in five innings, an average of nine and a strike-rate of 91.83. "I think that because he found the same that I found, because I think he found it, we are mentally similar so I think it will be a really good fight to watch. And people will enjoy watching this fight and remember it for a long time, I hope."