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Gough warns of burnout

BBC ONLINE, London
Darren Gough believes international cricket careers will be cut short because so many games are being played these days.
The pace bowler was forced to
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retire from Test cricket earlier this summer because of a long-term knee problem.
He told BBC Sport careers spanning more than a decade will become rare as heavy workloads take their toll.
"It's a hard one, finding the right balance between getting the players to play and learning the game and resting them," he said.
"You can understand why the selectors want players rested in between Test matches but at the same time they sometimes need county games to learn their trade a bit more.
"I think in the future, players will not have 10-12 year careers, it is going to be more like six to seven years."
As stalwart Alec Stewart prepared to play his last Test, Gough hailed the wicketkeeper-batsman as one of England's best.
He said: "Alec Stewart is one of the best England cricketers ever ... he's got to be.
"Without him we would have been a poor side over the years. He's been a great all-rounder and a great ambassador as well.
"For a 40-year-old, he's one of the three fittest guys in the side and that says a lot about him.
"I think he could go on for another couple of years but he wants to go out at the top."
Gough believes the toss will be an important one to win if England were to square the series with South Africa.
But he was delighted Graham Thorpe was back in the Test fold after a year out with family problems.
Gough added: "We haven't got many world class players but he's one of them.
"He's back in now so let's hope he's still got that desire and hunger he had a few years ago.
"I would have brought him back two Test matches ago.”