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    Vaughan first made the allegation in his autobiography, "Time To Declare," which was published on Wednesday. "It was a sad day for English cricket that on my last day (as England captain) against South Africa, I saw Jonathan Trott celebrating with South Africa when, the week before, he had been our 12th man at Headingley" Vaughan wrote. "I was going into the press conference and I saw him patting them on the back. Full Article at eTaiwan News
    It was a sad day for English cricket that on my last day (as England captain) against South Africa, I saw Jonathan Trott celebrating with South Africa when, the week before, he had been our 12th man at Headingley
    Michael Vaughan – Michael Vaughan SOURCE: eTaiwan News 1 month ago
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  1. Why can't Yorkshire play Lancashire in Mumbai? ... Commercially, cricket in India is a business. What's our business? Cricket.
    SOURCE: eTaiwan News 1 month ago
  2. It was an eye-opener for me
    Michael Vaughan – Michael Vaughan SOURCE: eTaiwan News 1 month ago
  3. I should have got one of those
    Michael Vaughan – Michael Vaughan SOURCE: eTaiwan News 1 month ago
  4. I wasn't scoring as many runs as I would have liked ... Old Trafford was a ground where I scored lots of runs and I was going to go purely because I thought I was more likely to score more runs on that kind of surface. Eventually, my mentality realized I just had to be a bit tougher and I stayed with Yo...
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  5. I was going into the press conference and I saw him patting them on the back. It hit home what English cricket has become like.
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