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It’s Donald versus Law
LONDON. Sept 6: Stuart Law and Allan Donald will be key players in Sunday’s NatWest _ Trophy final between Essex and Warwickshire al Lords — in what could be the 6air’s last appearance in nglish cricket, reports AFP.
Playing in the final of Eng-
land's most prestigious knockout competition will be incentive enough, but both will also playing to secure their longterm futures as overseas professionals at their countries.
The pair have been spectacular successes but tours, options on other players and the unresolved issues of whether overseas stars will be allowed in 1999 could mean that Sunday is their final appearance in English cricket.
Essex, delighted with Aus-
tralian Law s contribution towards reaching their second successive NatWest final, have an option on his compatriot Mark Waugh next year and will make a choice between the two at the end of the season.
Donald, equally influential in Warwickshire's march to their fourth final in five years, will be touring England next season with South Africa and West Indian star Brian Lara has already been earmarked as a possible replacement.
It adds an extra dimension to a match already being billed as a showdown between the two overseas players and Warwickshire are considering using Donald as an opening bowler to combat Law's strokeplay at the top of the order.
But both sides are at pains to stress there Is more to the showpiece one-day-final than two players born in different hemisphere to the most English of occasions.
There’s bound to be an element of this match being billed as Stuart Law against Allan Donald." conceded Warwickshire coach Phil Neale.
They will be very aware of Allan Donald and was will be very aware of Stuart Law but we will be foolish to think the game is over as soon as we’ve got him out and equally they cannot afford to focus just on Allan because we've got some other good bowlers ''
It is a theme echoed by Neale's counterpart at Essex. Keith Fletcher, who stressed: To get to the final you have to be a good all-round side.
"Stuart is obviously a world Jass players and we need him Io periorm. But we need every-
body else in the side to do their job as well. You can't just depend on one person."
Law recognises that one of the key contests will be his battle with Donald, who claimed 15 wickets in Warwickshire's recent Sunday League and championships matches against Essex.
"Allan Donald is a wonder-
ful cricketer both in the one-day arid four-day formats and it’s going to be very tough for us." conceded the 28-year-old Queenslander.
Donald will need no more motivation than to play in front of a packed crowd at Lord’s.
The guys all know what it's like to play there." he said.
"Lord's is a special place to me. there is always a great buzz and the ground is a great motivation to do well.