Dene Hills Double Agent
Thursday, October 14, 2010 : The Ashes, England
After working with England’s batsman, Aussie Dene Hills will have come to know their strengths and weaknesses well. Vital information for the Australian management?
This has happened before. Troy Cooley did a fantastic job in 2005 with the England bowlers. Then before the easily forgotten 2006/7 series he switched sides. We lost badly.
Dene Hills, currently an England batting coach, is switching sides in the middle of the upcoming Ashes series. Who is this going to benefit?
David Saker, another Australian, is currently working with the England bowling unit. It’s probably only a matter of time before he gathers up his micro-film and switches sides, again. Am I becoming paranoid? .... who said that!
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