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The Croydon Guardian
Cook: I'm happy to wait
Lee Cook has been forced to put his Southern Area Lightweight title defence on hold - but you will not hear the Morden fighter complaining. Full Article at The Croydon Guardian
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After 2005 that side never played together again. This time, apart from Fred, most of the side will be around for some time to come and we can build on that. It gives us a lot of encouragement for what we need to do in the future and South Africa is such a big challenge it keeps our feet on the ground t...
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It doesn't have the same hype as the Ashes but they are the No.1 side in the world
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It's a great honour to be vice-captain. I'm the person Straussy will turn to for ideas along with the other senior players.
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Whenever I started getting a bit loose he [Tsolekile] would come up to me and tell me to remember every time I got a bad decision or the pitch was too green and to take advantage of this opportunity.
SOURCE: Cricinfo.com
