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February 18, 2009Posted on 02/18/2009 in Australian cricket
Where are you now, Darren Pattinson?
Darren Pattinson’s journey over the past year has gone from England Test bowler to Victorian club player. Jesse Hogan reports in the Age how he wants to prove he’s not a one-Test wonder, and is closing on state selection.
Pattinson hopes his return to first-class cricket will give him the opportunity to impress once again, so stories about his performances do not always hang on that Test against South Africa. "I don't want to be known as the bloke who played one Test … I don't want to be a guy that gets forgotten about."
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