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October 4, 2009Posted on 10/04/2009 in Champions Twenty20 League
Victorians seething, bowled by Nannes' choice
In the Age, Darren Berry, director of coaching with the Rajasthan Royals, looks at the situation facing fast bowler Dirk Nannes. In the upcoming Champions League Twenty20, Nannes will turn out for the Delhi Daredevils and open the bowling against his Victorian team-mates next week. How could this happen? Why is it allowed? All these questions have been posed by Nannes' Victorian team-mates over recent weeks and many of them are seething about it. Victoria's best chance of winning is with Nannes on board as opposed to hurling thunderbolts at them, says Berry.
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