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August 26, 2006Posted on 08/26/2006 in Australian cricket
Past greats mixed on pre-Ashes boot camp
Neil Harvey has called the pre-Ashes boot camp as "absolute garbage" but Alan Davidson differs. Find out why in The Age.
"All it can do is get someone hurt. They call it a bonding exercise, but these guys have been playing together for 10 years. If they're not bonded by now, forget about it."
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