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October 31, 2009Posted on 10/31/2009 in New Zealand cricket
Reality check for Brendon McCullum
Brendon McCullum has recently been stripped of his New Zealand vice-captaincy. In the Herald on Sunday, Mark Richardson wonders what the reasoning behind the move is.
Is this simply a case of a good young player getting too big too soon and an ego that needs reeling in?Is it a message to say either put up or shut up? Does it hint that those who may not see things quite like Vettori and/or Glenn Turner are headed for the high jump?
Or has he simply been offering nothing and just caring for himself?
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