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Michael Atherton Quotes
«It's the amount of spin and drift that he gets, plus his accuracy. That's what sets him apart,»
Author: Michael Atherton
«You don't enjoy it when he gets you out and makes you look a monkey. But if you get runs against him, you enjoy that because you know you've certainly earned them.»
Author: Michael Atherton
«He's a very smart bowler, and he plays to the gallery as well which adds to the whole picture,»
Author: Michael Atherton
«Bad luck there, Ricky.»
Author: Michael Atherton
«My suspicion, in England at least, is that the more charitable view will prevail.»
Author: Michael Atherton
«English attitudes to the respective forms of the game offer a clue as to why England continue to fare so badly at One-day cricket.»
Author: Michael Atherton
«I can't imagine he would have stayed up so late the night before a Test match.»
Author: Michael Atherton
«If the England team don't want to experience another hellish week like the one that lies ahead of them now, with only pride at stake, they had better get used to the idea.»
Author: Michael Atherton
«He (Modi) says that his television stations would be in profit after the first year of a four year deal and that 'side-deals', as he puts it, were an integral part of the negotiating process.»
Author: Michael Atherton
«Inexperience can be used as an excuse or an opportunity. It is as an excuse that it is most often trotted out England's management ... India, throughout, this series, have used is as an opportunity.»
Author: Michael Atherton