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April 20, 2011Posted on 04/20/2011 in English cricket
Flower won't be tempted by Indian money
If the England and Wales Cricket Board was worried about Andy Flower being lured away by Indian cricket’s largesse, it clearly does not know its man, says Derek Pringle in the Daily Telegraph.
Loyalty and integrity could be his life’s guiding principles and while money most certainly talks in modern sport, Flower would be deafer than most to its siren call.
Loyalty and integrity have contributed to his success as England’s team director, too, and explain why he is respected alike by friend and foe, but they are just two of the ingredients.
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