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England may recall Botham
LONDON. July 19
: Ian Both“m 8 —— vast experience //IB and will to win could clinch him a Test return for England against the West Indies in next week's fourth cricket Test at Edgbaston, reports AFP.
The 35-year-old allrounder's name Is certain to be discussed at length when England's selectors run through their options.
And, with the series now balanced on a knife-edged following an emphatic West Indian win In Nottingham. Botham's Influence and larger than-life personality could be crucial at Edgbaston.
He has boosted England once there already this season — contributing significantly to an opening Texaco Trophy victory by claiming four wickets before tearing a hamstring while batting.
That injury ended Botham s hopes of starting a Test series
he Is desperate to play in.
On sheer performance, there is little reason to recall him now.... two years after his 97th and last cap — but Botham remains the one player most likely to produce something really special for his country.
As for the top batting positions. only captain Graham Gooch and Robin Smith are certainties — provided Smith can prove his damaged finger will be no handicap.
, Mike Atherton, struggling for runs and clearly worried by a nagging stomach muscle strain. seemed likely to be dropped earlier this week. BuL with Hugh Morris bagging a pair for Glamorgan against West Indies, the Lancashire opener might yet continue his alliance with Gooch at Edgbaston.
Graeme Hick — 55 runs in his first five Innings for England — is another who looked down and out after Trent Bridge. But a gold
award-winning knock of 88 In last Saturday's Benson and Hedges Cup final followed by a century for Worcestershire against Hampshire on Tuesday might persuade the selectors to give him another chance.
As for Allan Lamb, with five failures behind him. only reputation and a magnificent record of success against the Windles over the years can save him.Both Hick and Mark Ramprakash have shown it takes time to adjust at the highest level while David Gower — now back to something like his best form — has class and experience to commend him.
As for the bowling attack, neither Devon Malcolm nor David Lawrence have threatened to win England a Test this summer.
One of them, probably Lawrence is likely to play at Edgbaston but the selectors Just might consider Warwickshire's Gladstone Small on his home ground.