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October 12, 2008Posted on 10/12/2008 in New Zealand cricket
Macca gets things off his chest
Dylan Cleaver has picked up a copy of Craig McMillan's explosive new book, Out of the Park, and shares his views on it in today's New Zealand Herald. This is McMillan's book, he says, and his chance to get a few things off his chest. Needless to say, the dreaded peer review system looms large. McMillan often failed to see eye to eye with John Bracewell, and McMillan feels the New Zealand coach was at his worst on the 2004 tour to England.
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