Trescothick right to go home, says Fletcher
15th Nov 2006, 03:01 GMT
SYDNEY (Reuters) - England coach Duncan Fletcher said he was already planning to send Marcus Trescothick home when the opening batsman walked out of the Ashes tour with a recurrence of a stress-related illness.
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