da bet7： Andy Caddick was delighted with his bowling figures against Western Australia in Perth today, where he dismissed the top three batsmen before ending with the impressive figures of 4 for 49 from 19.5 overs, which included 9 maidens
SOMERSET28-Oct-2002Andy Caddick was delighted with his bowling figures against Western Australia in Perth today, where he dismissed the top three batsmen before ending with the impressive figures of 4 for 49 from 19.5 overs, which included 9 maidens.At the end of the day the England paceman said: "I know that people criticise me and doubt my ability but all I can do is to do my talking on the pitch. I want to be successful for England on this Ashes tour, especially as I was overlooked the last time."Somerset chief executive Peter Anderson said: "Andrew has expressed his satisfaction with his 4 wicket haul in the first serious game of this Ashes tour and everybody at home is delighted for him."Marcus Trescothick also made light of his reported shoulder injury by taking a catch off his fellow Ciderman and by scoring an unbeaten 21 before the close of play."Earlier the left handed opener said how much he was enjoying his time `down under,’ and how he had linked up with two of his Somerset team mates.He told me: "The weather over here is terrific and the hotels are good. I spent a very enjoyable evening with Piran Holloway and Carl Gazzard who are both spending the winter here in Perth."`Banger’ told me that he was also hoping to get in some golf and a visit to some local horseracing before flying off for the final match before the first Test match in the Ashes series.Regarding his injury he said: "My shoulder isn’t too bad and not as serious as it was first reported. It certainly won’t prevent me playing in the first test match and I have had an injection which is helping things."Looking ahead to the next match and the start of the Ashes series he said: "All the team are in good spirits and feeling confident."