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August 26, 2007Posted on 08/26/2007 in English cricket
Why England must turn to Monty Panesar
Michael Atherton says in the Sunday Telegraph that England must pick Monty Panesar as he is potentially England's best modern one-day spinner.
Two things must happen over the next three years if England are to go to the next World Cup in India with an attacking spin option and, therefore, a realistic chance of winning. Panesar needs to understand himself that he is an aggressive rather than a defensive option ... he needs experience. Collingwood and the coach, Peter Moores, should now make a pledge to themselves that in all but the most extreme conditions Panesar must play.
And Vic Marks of the Guardian also argues for Monty's inclusion.
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