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There are those here who have made the same point over the past couple of
years. His problem, according to the England management, is apparently that
he bowls too straight. I assume they are bothered about damaging those
expensive stump cameras if they pick somebody who actually bowls at the
stumps, so they stick with GBH.
Jim
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Definitely. RH
>I know he's 31,but having seen him play regularly for the last three years,I
>would have thought his performances would have merited a chance.
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Martin Saggers, plays for Kent.
Kevin Dean is another worth a go. RH
"BERT B" <st...@harnetts.glowinternet.com> wrote in message
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> Anyone else think he's worth a place in the test side?
> I know he's 31,but having seen him play regularly for the last three
years,I
> would have thought his performances would have merited a chance.
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> Bert
I think he lost out on his chance as a result of
playing for a very unfashionable and not very
successful team. Now he's at Kent he has made
his mark but it might prove a little too late for him.
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He bowls a lot of full tosses - in my book that makes him a full tosser.
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He lost out then because he wasn't good enough to get into the
unfashionable and unsuccessful side.
> Now he's at Kent he has made
> his mark but it might prove a little too late for him.
It's only since he's been at Kent that he's been a candidate.
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Saggers version, as published in a Kent CCC newsletter, is, of course,
different, according to him he was not selected for many games at
Durham and got the impression his face did not fit there and that is
why he moved to Kent, so you pays your money and takes your choice of
the different stories on offer, but it does seem rather strange that
as soon as he arrived in Kent he became a vastly improved bowler...
(Another 4 wickets so far in latest game)...
"Aye well, Ah wouldn't dispute that - there's nowt to stop it, is there?"
John Jackson's (Notts fast bowler) comment when told, whilst looking at
Niagra Falls in 1859, that 1,500,00 gallons flowed over it every second.