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November 8, 2007Posted on 11/08/2007 in English cricket
Fletcher should have copied Greig
Duncan Fletcher has received a lot of criticism for the revelations about the England side recently. Now, in the Guardian, Mike Selvey considers how he could have handled media relations during his time as coach - and suggests he could have taken a leaf out of Tony Greig's book.
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