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10 April 2009


Yorkshire fast bowler Matthew Hoggard told Cricket World® TV that the amount of cricket being played in the modern game is 'redonculous' before going on to look ahead to the 2009 season, talk about the Ashes and his most memorable performances.

Matthew Hoggard - Yorkshire fast bowler

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