Bethell's Challenge to Keep Third Place
Jacob Bethell says he wants to remain England's number three but admits he has "a lot more to do" to make the position his own.

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Jacob Bethell says he wants to remain England's number three but admits he has "a lot more to do" to make the position his own.
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