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November 13, 2007Posted on 11/13/2007 in English cricket
Why Loudon gave up cricket
Alex Loudon gave up cricket this year, at the age of 27, just a year after making his England debut. But far from a knee-jerk reaction, he had been considering his next move carefully, as he tells Mike Dickson in the Daily Mail.
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