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May 10, 2007Posted on 05/10/2007 in English cricket
Why Rashid's box of tricks will turn heads
Yorkshire's promising legspinner, Adil Rashid has received praise from the master himself, Shane Warne, in The Times.
He’s only 19 [Rashid], but he’s got something about him. He possesses all the little tricks and toys a good wrist spinner needs – a wrong ’un, a top-spinner and a slider – and he can bat as well as field pretty well. It’s now a matter of everyone not getting too excited, of letting him experience more first-class cricket and developing.
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