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April 23, 2009Posted on 04/23/2009 in English cricket
A summer of hope for English cricket
Michael Atherton writes in the Times that with England hosting the World Twenty20 and the Ashes, and with no other major sporting distractions during the summer, the ECB had a golden opportunity to showcase English cricket. He says it also presents a chance for the ECB to redeem itself after a year that had the Stanford fiasco, the loss of three England captains, and mediocre performances on the field.
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