A note-perfect finale, Boris Johnson’s WhatsApp messages and my role in an England cricketing hero’s downfall
. Civil servants have looked but can’t find them. This after the same civil servants had handed over much of the same information to the privileges committee for their investigation into Boris Johnson. I guess the WhatsApps must have slipped down the back of a departmental sofa.Johnson who is on the side of truth and justice
, his first delivery in Ashes cricket, which swerved to leg, pitched outside leg stump and clipped Mike Gatting’s off-stump. I was there at Old Trafford that day but probably had the worst view of the ball as I was sitting in the pavilion, side on to the wicket, and had no idea of how much it had spun.
But it gradually became apparent that – despite all the theory of sports psychology that I tried to pack in – Smith didn’t actually think that much while he was at the crease. Rather he was playing mainly by instinct, which was why he was so brilliant. All I had done by making him think about the psychological processes was to confuse him. Certainly he was never the same player again. Robin Smith: My Part in His Downfall. Something I’ve always felt guilty about, as he was a lovely, charming man.
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