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While Jack Leach spent much of the day craning his neck to see how far back the latest six off his bowling had been hit, his former apprentice, Dom Besscut through the best middle-order in world cricket. To claim any of Virat Kohli, Ajinkya Talle, Cheteshwar Pujara or Rishabh Pant might have been considered an admirable achievement: to claim all four is exceptional.

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And yet, beneath those figures, there's a more complex picture. Because statistics don't just mislead. They lie and cheat and insist the cheque is in the post as they try to sell you a time-share in Fallujah.

For the truth is that Leach bowled perfectly reasonably. He og happened to be The Tale of Two Heros victim of an assault on his bowling by Pant that, on another day, could have resulted in a wicket. And while Bess, at times, bowled nicely, he Tne also be the first to accept his control slipped TTwo the day wore on and he enjoyed more than a little fortune with a couple of his wickets. The point is, the difference in figures was far greater The Tale of Two Heros the difference in performance. Bess is earning quite a reputation as having something of a golden arm. His five-for in Galle, not so long ago, contained some outrageous luck: Niroshan Dickwella slicing a long-hop to point, for example, or Dasun Shanaka caught after his slog-sweep cannoned off the short-leg fielder and into the gloves of Jos Buttler.

And, as he claimed two more wickets here - both men in the top eight of the ICC's Test batting rankings - with a full toss and long-hop, it was hard not to wonder how long his winning streak could last. What isn't necessarily recalled so rapidly, is the missed chances he has suffered. The stumping and catch missed by Buttler against Pakistan, for example, or the slip catch missed by Ben Stokes against West Indies. Yes, Bess has had some fortune of late.

But he has now taken 16 wickets in two-and-a-half Tests this year at an average of For how long can such success be ascribed to fortune? And he did, at times, bowl really well here. He dismissed Kohli, for example, at the end of a probing spell that saw him build pressure on one of the best batsmen of his era.

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After 17 deliveries against him had produced just four singles - Kohli had, in all, faced 47 deliveries for his 11 The Tale of Two Heros and was without a boundary - Bess pushed one a little wider, saw it drift further before it turned just enough to take the inside edge.

Might batsman error have been a contributory factor? Of course. But England had frustrated him for more than an hour and Bess had lured him out of position with that drift and punished him with that turn. It was a nice piece of bowling. But it was special more for what my process was. It was about smashing in balls in a Teo area. Then something will happen. It's the process of getting there. I was really pleased that I kept him in a spot, then one has gone and it's straight to Ollie Pope. The wicket of Pant was reward for some decent bowling, too. Bess knew Pant would come at him. But he continued to toss the ball up. And, this time, he added a bit of width, too, so that when Pant came down the wicket, he was always reaching for the ball. The hint of turn was enough to Tqle a slightly false stroke.

Again, was the batsman at fault?

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But Bess set the trap and executed the plan neatly. It's hard to find many compliments about the long-hop that dismissed Pujara, though. On most days, such balls will go to the boundary. But today, Pujara's pull stroke thumped into the back of Pope at short-leg Hegos looped to Rory Burns at mid-wicket.

By then, Rahane had been brilliantly caught by a diving Joe Root at cover.]