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July 24, 2007Posted on 07/24/2007 in English cricket
Revenge of the old stager
In The Times, David Fulton applauds Ottis Gibson's astonishing ten-wicket haul.
No one, though - not even the man himself - could have foreseen this week’s extraordinary events. “It was unbelievable,” Gibson said. “Something I never expected to do. I had five at lunch and said to Benky (Dale Benkenstein, the Durham captain) to just let me have three or four overs after the interval as I was quite stiff from a long spell in the morning. I somehow managed to get three more wickets and then the rain came. I was getting really tired so the Gods must have been on my side.”
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