The Ashes: West Indian legends now in the sights of England's Alastair Cook

ENGLAND batsman Alastair Cook returned to form with a century on the second day of the fourth Ashes Test against Australia in Melbourne.
By The Newsroom
Published 27th Dec 2017, 10:38 BST
Updated 27th Dec 2017, 11:30 BST
England's Alastair Cook acknowledges the crowd after his century at the close of play on day two at the MCG in Melbourne. Picture: Jason O'Brien/PAEngland's Alastair Cook acknowledges the crowd after his century at the close of play on day two at the MCG in Melbourne. Picture: Jason O'Brien/PA
England's Alastair Cook acknowledges the crowd after his century at the close of play on day two at the MCG in Melbourne. Picture: Jason O'Brien/PA

The 33-year-old showed his class to reach the close on 104 not out, completing his 32nd Test hundred in the final over. This is where Cook stood in the all-time Test run-scoring and century-making lists ahead of the third day.

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