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More bad news for England

By Scott 3 years ago, at the start of December Leave a comment on this post

It looks like Michael Vaughan’s knee isn’t going to get better any time soon.

Tags: england-in-pakistan, knackered, knee, michael-vaughan |

4 Responses to “More bad news for England”

Tarun wrote:
December 5th, 2005 at 7.16 pm

It is a knee jerk reaction after loss to Pakistan.

Scott wrote:
December 6th, 2005 at 6.28 am

Boom-Tish!

sophie wrote:
December 6th, 2005 at 1.13 pm

sigh.guess who’s not going to win…..

Zainub - Zany wrote:
December 8th, 2005 at 9.41 am

Vaughan is a useless ODI player and captain, England are much better of without him IMHO. He’s a burden on the one-day squad. Relieve him of his jobs there, make Tresco skipper, and see how his test batting also becomes more consistent.

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