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Mustard And Onions Back For Warwickshire Game

25 April 2011
Mustard And Onions Back For Warwickshire Game
Mustard And Onions Back For Warwickshire Game
Phil Mustard is set to return and lead the Durham side against pace-setting Warwickshire
©Action Images / Lee Smith

Durham welcome back captain and wicket-keeper Phil Mustard and fast bowler Graham Onions for their LV= County Championship fixture with table-topping Warwickshire.

Mustard missed the previous matches against Yorkshire and Sussex with a toe injury, Michael Richardson deputising behind the stumps and head coach Geoff Cook has named a 13-man squad for Warwickshire's visit.

Kyle Coetzer is included in the squad as cover for opening batsman Michael di Venuto, who is suffering from back spasms and is set to face a late fitness test.

Onions returns after he was rested for the defeat against Sussex as he continues his comeback from a back operation.

Mark Stoneman, Mark Davies, Steve Harmison and Liam Plunkett are all unavailable due to injuries.

Durham (from): Will Smith, Michael di Venuto, Kyle Coetzer, Gordon Muchall, Ben Stokes, Dale Benkenstein, Ian Blackwell, Phil Mustard (wicket-keeper, captain), Scott Borthwick, Graham Onions, Mitchell Claydon, Ruel Brathwaite, Callum Thorp

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