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What does Duncan Fletcher actually do?

This column, unlike some, never doubted Alastair Cook

23 August 2014

9:00 AM

23 August 2014

9:00 AM

Some years ago, when the last Conservative government was limping towards defeat, someone published a book called 101 Uses for a John Major. It was cruel and fairly funny, the premise being that since he couldn’t run his party, there must be some other way he could be employed. Perhaps an Indian publisher is considering a new version after the country wilted in the Test series this summer: 101 Uses for a Duncan Fletcher.

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Roger Alton is an executive editor at the Times.

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