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August 11, 2009Posted on 08/11/2009 in Ashes
Is Rob Key the answer?
While there has been plenty of speculation about a shock recall for Mark Ramprakash, Duncan Fletcher writes in the Guardian that Kent batsman Rob Key could solve England's middle-order troubles in case they decide to leave out the struggling Ravi Bopara.
Nasser Hussain disagrees in the Daily Mail saying that Key should come into contention only if there is more than one change. He doesn't think Ramprakash should be recalled either.
And in the Independent, Stephen Brenkley says the expectations on Ramprakash, if picked, would be so great as to be unsustainable.
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