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December 29, 2007 Saturday Zilhaj 18, 1428






‘Trescothick, Caddick can help lead Somerset’


LONDON, Dec 28: Former Australia Test opener Justin Langer believes old Ashes adversaries Marcus Trescothick and Andy Caddick can help lead his Somerset team to a first English County Championship next year.

The 37-year-old Langer admitted he has formed a close relationship with pace bowler Caddick and opening batsman Trescothick, the team’s best performers in 2007 when the county won the division two title.

Caddick, 39, took 70 wickets at 24.14 while the 32-year-old Trescothick, who had suffered a stress-related illness, racked up 1,315 runs at an average of 62.61.

“Marcus was absolutely outstanding,” Langer told the BBC.

“When I arrived it was obviously very public him leaving Australia and the Ashes in what for a lot of us was the biggest series of our career.

“But I love the way he goes about his business internationally and domestically and his contribution in the clubhouse was just fantastic.—AFP






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