Robert Craddock

And I've just got this feeling that New Zealand this summer could be the sneaky threat that we're not even thinking about.

You know, we're all talking about, oh, India next year, England next year.

Jeez, that'll be tough.

Well, you know what?

So that was his chance.

And it is a surprise to see him go.

But he will now disappear to the world of franchise cricket where he will continue to make a fortune.

No, there's not.

He turned up yesterday training at Durham, who he's likely to play for his county during the second test.

And he looked a flat sort of in a very flat state of mind.

The guys who are covering the test, the first test against New Zealand, the English journo said to us that.

He was really quite snappy before the test and after.

It's just like he wasn't in a good mood.

So the nightclub incident, sorry, the incident in a hotel, which saw him break the curfew and be sacked from the England team for the second test.

He is now contemplating his future.

I think it will end up in his hands.

They will probably have him back if he wants to come back.

But does he want to come back?

It's so interesting.

Robert Key the other day, Gerard, talked about a booze ban for the entire team.