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November 7, 2009Posted on 11/07/2009 in New Zealand cricket
Too much power for Vettori
Adrian Seconi of the Otago Times argues that in the absence of both a coach and a vice- captain, and having been vested with the powers of a selector, Daniel Vettori has too much control over New Zealand cricket.
What is the difference between Daniel Vettori and Brian Tamaki? The Black Caps do not bow when they approach Vettori . . . yet.
Whether it is by circumstance or Machiavellian design, the left-arm spinner has acquired enough power to dim the environmentally friendly and energy-efficient lights over Seddon Park.
He's now a selector, the stand-in coach, the captain, a leading bowler and one of our best batsmen.
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