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Loz

Loz

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david_carnell Wrote:

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> Robert Key


Accepted, though at least he can bat. How did Rob Key not get a better shot at an England career??


OK, one fatboy on the list. You need four more.


(And Botham is long retired, so he doesn't count.)

maxxi

maxxi

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So Monty's back in but Finn's crocked so Broad gets a reprieve - only thing to decide is do Morgan and Bairstow come in for Bell and Patel or will tubby get a second test helping? (sorry - I've been reading tabloids again).


I think new blood all round and a kick up the arse for KP et al.

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El Pibe

El Pibe

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And another season for ENgland begins, huzzah, we have the toss and, until I literally started writing this, the sunshine.


I'm there tomorrow so fingers crossed the rain continues to hold off a while longer.


Apparently there was ice on the rollers at lords this morning, will this winter ever....ad nauseum....

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