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Inside the mind of a one-day captain | |
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Crofty - Good captains never throw the towel in
Limited overs cricket is all about entertainment, excitment and above all, winning. But for a captain, it's a stressful time juggling bowlers and fielders or deciding which batsman to put up or down the order. It's not the easiest job in the world captaining a one-day team in a 50-over game.
One man who knows a thing or two about one-day captaincy is Glamorgan captain Robert Croft. The former England off-spinner passes on his top captaincy tips to the Academy.
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