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England call up two tyros
LONDON. June 29: England have called up uncapped medium pacemen Mike Smith and Dean Headley to
strengthen a 14-man squad named for the third Test against Australia at Old Trafford beginning Thursday, reports AP.
Adam Hollloake, included in the 13-man squad named for the first two Tests, has been left out. Hollioake. an all-rounder, excelled in the one-day series which England won 3-0, but was not included in the final XI of either of the first two Tests.
Left arm orthodox spinner Phil Tufnell, also chosen for the last two Tests but not picked for the final XI, keeps his place in an otherwise unchanged line-up.
Smith, the leading wicket taker in county cricket with 42 first-class scalps this season.
will add variation to England's new-ball attack with his leftarm seamers.
England’s three-man selection committee has kept its options open to choose from two spinners and four medium pacemen on an Old Trafford pitch which traditionally assists the seamers.
After playing an unchanged eleven in the first two Tests, England are expected to make at least one change, replacing paceman Devon Malcolm with one of the two uncapped players.
Malcolm, whose form was unconvincing in the rain-affected draw at Lord's, is also suffering from a badly bruised foot, and must pass a fitness test when the team assembles at Old Trafford on Tuesday.
The choice between Headley and Smith for his possible re-Slacement will be heavily in-uenced by conditions on the opening day.
Smith is a swing bowler and an ideal choice if the conditions are humid and overcast. Headley will get the nod if England are fronted by a damp pitch.
Smith took two wickets in 11 overs against Australia in a tour match for Gloucestershire. The first came when he had Australian skipper Mark Taylor caught behind for a fourth ball naught.
Headley, the leading wickettaker on England A's winter tour of Australia, sustained back trouble after featuring in the opening one-day international triumph over the tourists at Headingley last month and has played only two first-class matenes for Kent since.
But he has played a leading role in Kent's progress into the final of the domestic knock-out one-day competition, the Benson and Hedges Cup.
' If Headley is namednn the final England Eleven, it would be the first time that three generations of one family have played Test cricket.
George Headley — Dean’s grandfather — averaged 60.83 with the bat in 22 Tests for the West Indies in the 1930s and won the accolade as the "Black Bradman".
His father Ron Headley played two Tests for the West Indies in England in 1973.
England lead the six-match Ashes series 1-0 after its nine-wicket victory at Edgbaston.
SQUAD
Michael Atherton (captain), Mark Butcher. Alec Stewart, Nasser Hussain, Graham Thorpe. John Crawley. Mark Ealham, Robert Croft. Darren Gough. Andrew Caddick, Mike Smith, Dean Headley. Phil Tufnell and Devon Malcolm.