David Lloyd

It's definitely different.

I mean, as I said, we'd like him to come back and at least experience a Red Bull game.

Well, he might just have one red ball throw down.

Exactly.

I mean, ideally, if you're preparing for a test match, which the side desperately need to get off to a winning start, if you're purely looking at it from an English point of view, you'd like to drag him back for at least one knock, wouldn't you?

No, he's contract.

But also... I would say, I bet Andy Flowers had him in the nets if he read balls.

You'd have thought that bit of planning.

The only other thing, someone else mentioned this to me about...

You know, Bethel, him learning from Coley, how to bat, all that kind of stuff.

What about our youngsters in England learning of Bethel when he comes back and plays for Warwickshire?

Why is that suddenly overlooked?

Do you know what I mean?

So, like, with Bethel's argument and a lot of other people saying, well, he's learning so much from these great Indian players.

What about Jacob Bethel coming back and giving a bit back for Warwickshire for four weeks and, like, young 20-year-old learning of Jacob Bethel, who's then experienced, like... I hadn't thought about it and someone else pointed it out to me and I thought, actually...

He was actually.

He was.

I couldn't admit it, but he was.

She'll talk more sense than all of us.

And bring a sheep.