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Tremlett replacing Gough against Bangladesh

By Will 3 years ago, mid-June Leave a comment on this post

If Bangladesh thought Harmison was a bit tall, they’re in for a shock today - Chris Tremlett is replacing Darren Gough (resting), all 6 feet 7 of him. Quite tall, then. (but not very quick, if memory serves - RMF?). Terrific season so far, though.

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