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December 7, 2007Posted on 12/07/2007 in English cricket
If you can't beat them, join them
Angus Fraser, the former Test player who is now at The Independent, says that more English players should follow the example of Surrey's James Benning and Stewart Walters in heading abroad during the winter in a bid to increase their cricket.
But, he warns, they should prepare themselves for some inevitable stick – particularly from their own new club... at least to begin with
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