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Giles Hussain's man

INTERNET, London
Nasser Hussain has named left-arm spinner Ashley Giles as a possible candidate to replace him as England one-day captain.
Hussain told BBC Sport that Giles could be in the frame after being appointed Warwickshire captain.
But he also said there were "two or three" other strong candidates who had been mentioned.
That trio, in most people's minds, comprises current players Michael Vaughan and Marcus Trescothick, plus former captain Adam Hollioake.
Hussain said he had spoken to England coach Duncan Fletcher and selectors David Graveney and Geoff Miller about potential successors to his crown.
"I've had my input they've had theirs," said Hussain, who will con-
tinue as England's Test captain.
"They've got a very difficult decision to make because the two or three candidates who've been mentioned are very fine men.
"I've played with all of them and it's a difficult decision to try to separate them.
"There could be other ones I see Ashley Giles has been made captain of Warwickshire.
"Whoever gets the job I know will do a good job and I wish them well."
Giles was named captain at Edgbaston for the first four weeks of the season after Michael Powell broke a toe in pre-season training.
The 30-year-old has played in just 24 one-day matches in an international career that started late and has been interrupted by injuries.
Hussain also said a number of youngsters would be handed debuts as England's one-day squad gets a shakeup following the retirements of himself, Alec Stewart and Andy Caddick.
Stewart had been a particularly fine servant to English cricket, he said.
"He'll be missed definitely. He's one of our best batsmen, if not one of the best batsmen of the last 10 years and one of our best keepers. "But what me, Caddick and him have done is open the door for a lot of young lads out there to come into a very fine triangular series [against Zimbabwe and South Africa] and a one-day series against Pakistan.
"There's five, six seven of them who could easily make themselves into international names and there's a great opportunity for younger players.
"I know the selectors will look for younger players and I hope they take it.
"It's a great opportunity for England because they are going to have a look at four, five, six players.
"Who knows, you might find another Michael Vaughan or another Marcus Trescothick or something."