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Gough gets Test recall

AFP, London
Darren Gough was given an England Test recall two years after playing his last five-day match when he was included in the squad announced Friday for next week's first Test against South Africa at Edgbaston.
Fast bowler Gough, 32, was an ever-present in England's successful one-day campaigns this season, which saw them beat Pakistan and win the triangular tournament, after struggling through 18 months of knee injuries and three operations.
Yorkshireman Gough now has a chance of adding to his 56 Test caps, the last ofwhich was won at The Oval in 2001 during the final Ashes Test againstAustraUa.
England's chairman of selectors David Graveney said in a statement Friday. "Darren Gough had an outstanding one-day series, has been playing four-day cricket for Yorkshire and he feels confident that he will be able to make a contribution tothe Test side."
But there was no recall for mid-
dle-order batsman Graham Thorpe, who has made himself available for England selection once again after a year ofpersonal problems.
Following the break-up of his marriage, Thorpe took a break from
all cricket and then went back on his decision to tour Australia.
Instead of picking Thorpe, the selectors have kept faith with Yorkshire captainAnthonyMcGrath, although England coach Duncan
Fletcher recently spoke to the Surrey left-hander.
McGrath made two half-centuries in his first two Test innings during the 2-0 series win over Zimbabwe earlier this season and Graveney said: "With regard to the batting positions, Graham Thorpe was considered and we are pleased that his personal situation has improved and he is now able to commit himself to England home and away.
"But we felt that Anthony McGrath had done well in his first two Test matches earlier this summer and deserved to keep his place."
All-rounder Andrew Flintoff was recalled after missing the last eight Tests through injury but Kent middle-order batsman Robert Key was dropped following a run of low scores.
Somerset pace bowler Richard Johnson, who took six wickets on his Test debut against Zimbabwe in the second Test at the Riverside, was omitted b ecause of a groin injury.