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'I better wait'

BBC ONLINE, London
Matthew Hoggard is adopting a cautious approach as he continues his rehabilitation from a knee injury.
The England seam bowler has been sidelined since May with a cartilage problem similar to that which has afflicted Darren Gough over the last two years.
And despite forecasts of a Test return at Tent Bridge last week, Hoggard has a steadier comeback timetable in mind.
"It's too early to start thinking about Test cricket," he said on Tuesday.
"I'm just focusing on getting back playing first-team cricket."
Hoggard has already played two
second-team games for Yorkshire and is hoping to make his full return in Sunday's National League match against Glamorgan.
"It's taken me longer than I thought to get back, but the medical staff at Yorkshire wanted me to take it easy and get it right because of the recent history with people like Darren Gough.
"They want to get it absolutely right now so there are aren't any problems further down the line.
"Every time I bowl the reaction is less and less so it's now just a case of getting used to bowling again.
"It's amazing how much running or swimming or rowing you can do but it's nothing compared to bowling - you can run a marathon but if you bowl 10 overs you end up feeling absolutely knackered."
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Since Hoggard last featured for England in the summer's opening Test victory over Zimbabwe, considerable changes have taken place.
And other seamers - Richard Johnson and James Kirtley - have had a chance to stake their claim.
"It's been very frustrating watching television and seeing everyone else doing what you want to do," admitted Hoggard.
"It's heartbreaking to watch - I just want to get out there and do what I love to do.”