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Gallian's graduation over
LONDON, July 3: Former Australia under-19 captain Jason Gallian found out he will make his England debut against the West indies in Thursday s third Test listening to his car radio on Sunday, reports AFP. The 24 year-old Gallian, christened "young Catt" dur ing last winter's A-team tour of India, was born in Australia of English parents and he will be the third graduate of the Adelaide Cricket Academy to play for England
Despite the high regard he is held in, the Lancashire opener expressed great sur Cse after hearing of his setion while driving to a benefit match for country teammate Neil Fairbrother in Oxfordshire
Gallian said "I had no idea I was going to get called up and I nearly came off the road when I heard the news on my car radio. It's a dream come true
"I always wanted to play for Lancashire where my par ents come from, and when I started to play over here I realised how much 1 wanted an England place too.
But unlike fellow graduates of the Academy—all-rounder Craig White and fast bowler Martin McCague—former Ox ford University captain Gal lian has always had a personal link with the England Test side, through Mike Gatting.
Former England captain Catting is a friend of Gallian s family and lived with them in Sydney when he first played in Australia as a young cricketer on a scholarship.
Gallian, who was seven when Gatting first arrived, has always kept in touch with the Middlesex captain, modelled himself as a kid on Gatting and grew up hankering after a cricket career in England Its
not known if he employs the same dietary techniques as Gatting.
He captained Australia a*amst England in an under 19 Test series in 1989, skip Kring players like Shane arne, Michael Bevan, Damien Martyn and Justin Lan
ger—players who have already made their mark at Test level.
He arrived in England in 1990 and spent four years qualifying for the country of his parents' birth—playing for Lancashire Seconds and ear ning himself a social studies degree after a two-year course at Oxford
Selected for England a tour of India, Gallian immediately displayed a fine temperament ana great maturity as well as demonstrating his batting skills in difficult conditions.
But England A teammates also seized on his hero wor ship of Gatting, as well as his well built stature, to indulge in a little gentle ribbing.
Gallian, though, worked hard both before the India tour and during the two-month trip to increase his athleticism in the field—and shed some weight.
This summer he has scored 537 championship runs at 44.75 and Ray Illingworth, England's chairman of aelec tors, said "We have had good reports about him from both the A-team management and from his count and it seems he is the sort of player who has no problem with batting in any position He gives us a bit of flexibility '
Gallian will appear at No 6 if England bat first but will open during the game if Alec Stewart has just finished a particularly tiring spell as wicketkeeper