Showing posts with label George Dobell. Show all posts
Showing posts with label George Dobell. Show all posts
Friday, April 6, 2012
At the wicket with George Dobell
In the first interview featured on Donning the whites, George Dobell was kind enough to answer a few questions from a cricketing Buddha.
Since his first article in The Cricketer, George has written for SPIN – the Cricket magazine, The Guardian, The Times, and The Birmingham Post. He is now a senior correspondent at ESPNcricinfo and has developed a following as one of the preeminent scribes on the County Championship.
He talks to a cricketing Buddha about his start in the business, an affinity with the Windies and gives a reasoned account of a number of the issues facing our great game. He also answers the age old question of the origin of the humble pavlova.
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