Anthony McGrath admitted he was “gutted” after seeing his Yorkshire side slip to a one-wicket defeat against Surrey at The Kia Oval this evening, though the coach pointed to their second-innings batting effort as the main reason for this reverse.
Indian cricket was searching hard for fast bowlers at the beginning of the 2000s when a tall, wiry Mumbai quick suddenly appeared with something instantly recognisable about him. The upright approach, high bowling arm and economical action bore such a resemblance to Glenn McGrath that comparisons with the Australian great followed almost immediately. Contemporary reports…