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Paul Collingwood Quotes
«I like the pitches out here. You have to get yourself in and you have to scrap all the time for your runs, which I enjoy.»
Author: Paul Collingwood
«Kumble is a world-class bowler. He is tough to play on any wicket.»
Author: Paul Collingwood
«It was a pretty good ball, I should've got further up.»
Author: Paul Collingwood
«The crucial thing with Kumble, even on wickets that don?t turn, is his variation in pace, which is very hard to read.»
Author: Paul Collingwood
«It was easy to work out what went wrong in the second Test - we failed to score a big enough first innings total - and Anil Kumble had a big part to play in that.»
Author: Paul Collingwood
«We were 3-1 down the last time and managed to take it to three-all.»
Author: Paul Collingwood
«The last three batsmen did a fantastic job and played a big part to help me along. It wasn't easy to time your shots or penetrate the field.»
Author: Paul Collingwood
«Humidity, rather than the sun, will be the key issue here. But we're professional players who have played around the world in different conditions.»
Author: Paul Collingwood
«We're two down, but are taking a lot of positives from these matches.»
Author: Paul Collingwood
«It would be easy to get caught up with the defeats to India in the one-day series, but when you look back on the tour as a whole it is far from being all doom and gloom.»
Author: Paul Collingwood