By Paul Bakel
March 6 2003
Michael Vaughan has revealed that he would love nothing better than to be offered the England one-day captaincy.
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Michael Vaughan has revealed
that he would love nothing better than to be offered the England one-day
captaincy. The post is vacant after Nasser Hussain's decision to stand
down as one-day skipper following elimination from the World Cup. Vaughan is for up the challenge and made his feelings clear when he
arrived at Manchester Airport from South Africa. "If the selectors sit down and offer me the job there is no way I can
refuse," he said. "At the moment I am physically and mentally drained from a long winter,
so the next six weeks I am going to sit down and work out a few things. "Within those six weeks, if I get offered the job I am going to take
it. But there are going to be plenty of candidates, not just within the
team but outside the team. "The selectors are going to have a hard job and will have to make some
tough decisions. Obviously, if they offer it to me I would be delighted." The Yorkshire batsman has little experience of being a captain, but
added: "The only way to find out (if you can do it) is by having a go. "The best way to learn and gain experience is by going out and doing
it. I am up for the challenge." |
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