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May 21, 2009Posted on 05/21/2009 in English cricket
Chris Lewis: A waste of talent
He could have been viewed as a role model for the Black community in England, but former England allrounder Chris Lewis now faces 13 years in prison. Patrick Kidd writes in the Times about the man with a history of outrageous behaviour, and how Lewis wasted his abundant talent.
James Meikle has similar views on Lewis in the Guardian, writing that "descriptions such as promising and multi-talented soon turned to mercurial and enigmatic, and long before the end of his international career, fragile and lacking in confidence".
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