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January 04, 2007
Bye bye, Andrew Flintoff?
There was a report in the 'Daily Telegraph' yesterday that Michael Vaughan could be made captain of the one-day side for the triangular series (Australia and New Zealand are the other two teams) and the 2007 World Cup starting in March.
While Michael Vaughan's one-day record (ODI avg. 28, 1730 runs from 71 innings, strike rate 68, no centuries and 15 fifties) has been documented here earlier, this obviously leaves Andrew Flintoff in the lurch altogether!
England is all set to slip to a 5-0 defeat before lunch tomorrow, making Flintoff the second English captain (after "Johnny Won't Hit Today" Douglas) in the history of test cricket to lose an Ashes series 5-0.
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Labels: ashes, ashes 2006, australia, england, flintoff, vaughan, whitewash
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