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November 7, 2008Posted on 11/07/2008 in Stanford 20/20 for 20
America: A bridge too far
Sir Allen Stanford and Giles Clarke are both misguided in the view that cricket can make an impact in the US, says Lawrence Donegan in the Guardian.
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