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 You Guys Are History! - Devon Malcolm
 You Guys Are History! - Devon Malcolm ... HarperCollinsWillowNewest Review: ... for county second eleven guys, unable to play in the first team until you have done your two year apprenticeship. Dev was ... more ... also restricted on the games he could play when he did make the first team as he was still classed as an overseas player alongside the fearsome Michael Holding and then Ian Bishop later on, strictly just the one per game in the 80s and early 90s.
-The England years-
After 35 pages of the book and some big performances for Derbyshire he's soon playing for England by the year of 1989, after just two years as a pro. That pace and bounce was invaluable to England and even though Dev got his cap relatively late in cricket...more |
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You Guys Are History! - Devon Malcolm: Malcolm in the Middle (1971 words)
by - written on 20/09/08 (Very useful, 187 readings)
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Devon Malcolm was the Monty Panasar of the 1990s, as simple as. He was the ethnic comic relief that, unlike Monty, didn't really grasp the fact that the only way to be accepted by the British sporting public is to play the role forced upon them and be subservient to it. If you do that and perform in cricket then they will love you. Chris Akabusi made a living out of it in athletics. But as soon as your game starts to go and you're fielding and batting completely collapse, as is the case with Monty right now and always the case with Dev, then you become a laughing stock to that same crowd again, and that affects your form and that's the end of that. It may not suit your ... Read the complete review
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