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August 30, 2006Posted on 08/30/2006 in English cricket
England's supersub brought back down to earth
Mike Anstead, writing in The Guardian, on why Ashes hero Gary Pratt has to start his career all over again:
I don't want to live off what happened last year. I want to be known as a county cricketer, possibly even as an international cricketer, not just someone who made one run out. That's something only I can put right. I've just got to go out and prove myself for another county.
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