Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello Vela, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
Jonny Bairstow is set to make his return to county cricket as he joins Yorkshire in their upcoming County Championship clash against Sussex. The match, taking place at Scarborough beginning Thursday, marks a significant step for Bairstow, who has not played for his county this year and is eager to prove himself following his recent exclusion from the England national team. At 34, Bairstow is a seasoned player with 100 Test caps under his belt; however, his absence from the squad during the recent series against the West Indies—and the forthcoming matches against Sri Lanka—has raised questions about his future in international cricket. Despite the setback, Yorkshire head coach Ottis Gibson has expressed optimism regarding Bairstow's potential return to form. "I spoke to Jonny, and he still has ambitions of getting back into the England team," Gibson stated on the club's website, emphasizing the collective effort from the medical team and coaching staff that previously aided Bairstow's comeback from injury. "If it's that we need to do that again with him, give him some love and get him into a position where he puts good performances in, everybody benefits from that." Gibson's comments highlight the supportive environment at Yorkshire, where the focus is on helping Bairstow regain his confidence and performance levels. The coach noted that Bairstow is a "serious cricketer" and that when motivated by a point to prove, he becomes even more formidable on the field. Bairstow's determination to don the England colours again was clear in his recent remarks to BBC Sport, where he expressed his singular desire: "All I want to do is play for England." With this in mind, his performance against Sussex will be closely scrutinized, not only by Yorkshire fans but by the national selectors who will be watching to see if he can translate his ambition into runs and wickets. Yorkshire, currently hosting the Division Two leaders, will be looking to Bairstow to bolster their batting lineup and set an example of resilience in the face of disappointment. How he fares in this important fixture could very well shape his cricketing career moving forward, as he seeks to reclaim his place in the England setup. The stage is set for Bairstow to make a statement; the cricketing world waits with bated breath.