Ian Bell for England - good or bad?

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Knowing our depth of feeling about Ian Bell, you must be desperate to read how we’re going to cover the news that he’s likely to replace Kevin Pietersen for the rest of the Ashes. It’s heated debate like what follows that makes the cricket world tick. Angry that Ian Bell’s back? You are wrong. Wrong, wrong, wrong. [...]   See the complete post here

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