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January 26, 2006Posted on 01/26/2006 in English cricket
Home-grown is the way forward
As the speculation surrounding Troy Cooley’s replacement as England bowling coach rumbles on,
Mike Selvey says in The Guardian that only a home-grown coach will do for the job. This would rule out South Africa’s Allan Donald, who has been closely linked with the role – but Selvey wonders if he has even got the qualifications to do the job.
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