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November 4, 2006Posted on 11/04/2006 in Champions Trophy
The 'Fiery' offspinner
It is his combustible qualities that have propelled Dan Cullen to national selection at just 22, well before most offies are considered mature enough to have their patience and courage tried at international level, writes Trevor Marshallsea in The Sydney Morning Herald.
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