At the risk of repeating myself here is the same style as two posts ago, just a different bowler.
There is a considerable difference between Sidebottom and Garner, and not just in hair cuts. So it will be interesting to see if Sidebottom can extend his latest stint at the bowling crease beyond one series.
The
International Herald Tribune has made an interesting point;
"... simply by taking the field in Leeds, Sidebottom, 29, made a breakthrough. He ceased to be a "one-test wonder." These are the men who were good enough to be chosen for their country once, but did not get another chance.
It is not an exclusive club. There have been more than 300, around one-eighth of all those who have played tests since the first took place 130 years ago."
It would seem unlikely that any of those one test wonders had the same haircut.
I was reading a post on King Cricket recently which made the point that Malinga should not be accused of "cheating" with his action as it actually made his job harder to do. 
At the risk of repeating myself here is the same style as two posts ago, just a different bowler.
Those damn hands again. What might they be saying on behalf of Mr Warne?
Oh to have someone that tall who can bang it in nice and short.
I never expected to feel nostalgic for the World Cup but there is a certain lack of colour in the tests we have been seeing lately. This image captures a little of the life of the game without dwelling on all the frustrations behind the scenes.
As I said in the last post, much is now expected of the new generation.
The power, confidence and beauty of youth - or something like that. 
