Glenn McGrath

So that's one feeling I don't miss because half the time it does take it out of you.

The feeling I don't, I wish I could relive is standing at the top of your mark.

First ball of the test match.

Capacity crowd.

umpire calls play, batsman faces up, you just let it drag out a little bit longer, the atmosphere builds and builds and that feeling is an amazing feeling which I've never been able to replicate in any life in any way, shape or form.

So,

That I do miss.

It's an amazing feeling.

At Lourdes, it doesn't happen because the crowd's so silent.

And if you stand too long, you look like an idiot.

But that feeling when you walk on the field is a special feeling.

So I miss it.

No, one of the Sydney boys, I think.

So maybe, I don't know.

Cuomo should probably pull the weight a little bit and organise a few things.

Yeah, so the two questions I had against England coming here and the way they play was, one, how they were going to go on bouncy pitches, and two,

on bigger fields.

So a lot of times, you know, you go for the shot and it carries just over the boundary in England, that's not going to carry here.

But it was more on these bouncy pitches.

If you're hitting through off a length, hitting balls that are bouncing and moving away, and I think that brought a lot of the English batsmen undone.