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I think those speed guns are a load of crap. Somehow the white ball goes faster - I bowled 83-84mph in the Test match, and 93mph in the one-dayers. It's crazy. I hadn't bowled a ball for ten days.
Steve Harmison has his doubts about the pace at which he's been bowling

Aug 28, 2008

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2 MP3s - Vaughan and Strauss

By Will 4 years ago, mid-December Leave a comment on this post

2 interviews from BBC of Vaughan and Strauss which I’ve saved to MP3 for your listening pleasure. Funnily, Smith’s one broke halfway through the encoding - sorry

Will

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