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September 1, 2009Posted on 09/01/2009 in English cricket
Sidebottom back in the swing
Like his father Arnie, who appeared once during the Ashes series of 1985, there was the fear that Ryan Sidebottom would end up in the 'one-Test wonder' club, having been handed his cap in 2001 when Pakistan were visiting. However, David Lloyd, writing in the Independent, believes the fast bowler may be on the way up again after a strong showing in the first Twenty20 against Australia.
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