i always like him and havent changed my view. i think he had a problem that became a drink problem and he got himself into several scrapes. it was a wonderful sight to see an english spinner actually spinning the ball. his fielding and batting only added to his appeal, he was throwback.
i always like him and havent changed my view. i think he had a problem that became a drink problem and he got himself into several scrapes. it was a wonderful sight to see an english spinner actually spinning the ball. his fielding and batting only a
plenty have been able to spin it. but most of them were aiming at long leg. No investment in spinners tbh. They spent 20 years looking for the new Botham; they're doing the same looking for the new Warne. Some decent tweakers amongst the offies
plenty have been able to spin it. but most of them were aiming at long leg. No investment in spinners tbh. They spent 20 years looking for the new Botham; they're doing the same looking for the new Warne. Some decent tweakers amongst the offies
but most of them were aiming at long leg - . i am thinking in particular of the king of spain.
swann was first rate for some time as well, i think he tailed off due to injuries. absolutely cowardly how he cried off half way through an away ashes thrashing, yet the south african is the one who gets all the grief. all imo of course.
but most of them were aiming at long leg - . i am thinking in particular of the king of spain.swann was first rate for some time as well, i think he tailed off due to injuries. absolutely cowardly how he cried off half way through an away ashes thra