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September 24, 2008Posted on 09/24/2008 in English cricket
Goodbye Gough
Darren Gough was left out of the Yorkshire lineup for the final championship game against Sussex. Oliver Brett in his blog in BBC Sport bids farewell to the model professional.
The subsequent, protracted failure of the team from that point up to the 2007 World Cup tended to prove Gough right. As he said: "You can't buy bowlers like me at a local superstore - it takes years and years."
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