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July 22, 2006Posted on 07/22/2006 in
Buchanan the nomad's journey with the greats
As the end of his amazing career approaches, John Buchanan shares some of the highlights with Phil Wilkins in The Sydney Morning Herald.
Adam Gilchrist will be the same because of his ability to change the course of a game and what it has meant for selectors and people looking at wicketkeepers. The Alan Knotts and Rodney Marshes and Ian Healys of the world began to change the whole phenomenon of what a keeper should be and how he should bat. But Adam has obviously taken that another step further.
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