England batsman Gary Ballance has admitted that his axing from the national side during the Ashes 2015 hit him harder than he expected.
Gary Ballance is keen on impressing selectors with his performances for Yorkshire.
Gary Ballance, who had a flying start with four centuries in his first nine matches, has managed just one 50 in his last 10 Test innings.
An orthodox and traditional left-handed Garry Ballance reminds us of the textbook English style of batting but has looked vulnerable against quality short-stuff.
Yorkshire coach Jason Gillespie, insisted Bairstow was now a much-improved batsman.
Joe Root, Gary Ballance, and Ben Stokes played defining knocks to take England from a precarious 43 for 3 in the first session.
Joe Root is batting on 93 while Gary Ballance is on 59 at tea.
Gary Ballance bats at the all important No.3 for England.
West Indies fast bowler Jason Holder celebrates the wicket of Gary Ballance during the first day of the final match of a three-match Test series between England and West Indies at the Kensington Oval stadium in Bridgetown.
England won the second Test against West Indies by nine wickets and took a 1-0 lead in the three-match series.