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By Will last year, mid-November Add your comment below

Matthew Hoggard is many things: an expert at swing bowling, the hardest of try-hards, searingly honest and a breathtakingly fresh interviewee. But a captain? Well, apparently so. Poor bugger was spitting nails at Yorkshire, so I’m glad he’s not yet hung up the boots.

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