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March 3, 2006Posted on 03/03/2006 in ICC
Give fans what they want
Andrew Ramsey says that the increasing amount of international cricket is threatening the careers of the games major stars.
Such is the volume of cricket being scheduled around the globe these days that the rate at which players are being injured is beginning to resemble that usually associated with contact sports such as rugby union, rugby league and Australian football.
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