The runs that stay unmade

If Adam Voges' career left some to wonder what might have happened if he'd been picked for Australia sooner, England are developing a list of uncapped players whose timing was equally unfortunate

Adam Voges holds one of cricket's most melancholic records, that of the oldest man to make a century on his Test debut. He was 35 at the time and had scored 12,000 first-class runs, but he had the fluke of birth to be part of a generation of stellar batters that had limited his international cricket to thirty-odd ODI appearances, the last of those a couple of years before his Test selection.

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