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About the genius genes
RAWALPINDI. Pakistan. Feb 14 (AFP): Call Shaun Pollock a daddy's boy and you need your head examined.
Any batsman during to suggest it is likely to get a quick response ... right in the side of his helmet.
Pollock. South* Africa's rising pace star at the World Cup. has the perfect background for international cricket.
His father. Peter, happens to be the republic's convenor of selectors but. he also opened the bowling for South Africa in his time. Uncle Graeme, one of the all-time cricketing greats, cracked over 20,000 runs with the bat before retiring in 1987.
As national coach Bob Woolmer puts it: "His uncle could play a bit. Shaun has thegenes."
The Natal bowler also has one of the most wicked bouncers in the game. He lopes In. hugs the stumps at the bowlers end and suddenly the ball is whiplashed at high velocity straight at the bridge of the batman's
nose.
There is nowhere to go. You try to swing away and the ball, as If guided by radar, swings after you. Last season, they say. Pollock left 18 batsmen with their helmets ringing.
If ne has the genes, he also has another significant
SHAUN POLLOCK . advantage-a mentor called Malcolm Marshall.
The West Indian pace bowler. who has Just retired, opened the Natal bowling with Pollock last season and has been pestering the South African selectors to pick the carrot-haired 22-year-old for ages.
The call finally came in
November and "Polly" ended the series against England with 16 Test.Wickets — just three less than Allan Donald — as well as taking a crucial .five for 32 in the decider at Cape Town.
He followed that up with a man-of-the-series performance in the 6-1 one-day destruction of Mike Atherton's tourists and was Immediately signed up by English cham-pions Warwickshire to replace Brian Lara next season.
While Pollock's father taught him the vaiue of hard work — "he always used to tell me that a last bowler should have blood in his Ixiots" — Marshall taught him how to grip the ball. He replaced menace to the young man's face. The faultless, easy action came naturally.
If that all sounds too good to be true, then there is worse to come, for Pollock can also bat.
He averaged a highly useful 26 in the Tests batting at eight against England, managing a 72-run last wicket partnership with Donald on the way. and cracked 66 not out at a run a ball in one of the limited-over clashes.
If he is npt being called an all-rounder yet. then he soon will lie.