Talk:Michael Vaughan

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[edit] Second child born?

A recent edit says that Vaughan's second child was born last Friday. The strange thing is, I was looking for the child's name and I couldn't find a single news story about it. I don't see why anyone would make that up, but can someone confirm it? Stephen Turner (Talk) 09:46, 12 December 2005 (UTC)

An (as yet unnamed) son. -- ALoan (Talk)

OK, thanks. Stephen Turner (Talk) 13:25, 12 December 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Statistics against each country

I removed the detailed statistics against each country, because it was already out of date. It was added by an anonymous editor, and hasn't been updated since it was added. It can easily be retrieved from an old version if someone does want to update it and keep it updated. Stephen Turner (Talk) 13:52, 12 December 2005 (UTC)

[edit] England Captaincy

Since Vaughan has been ruled out for AT LEAST six months (probably more like twelve months), it makes sense to change the captaincy box over to Flintoff. Whatever 'the rules' say about the appointment needing to be permanent before such a step is taken, I think everyone ought to take stock of the reality of the situation. I see it thus; Flintoff (barring the first test at Lords tomorrow and God forbid another injury) will be leading the England side for at least six months, maybe twelve, maybe permanently. To all intents and purposes, he is now the England captain. It is no disrespect to either Vaughan or 'the rules' to change the captaincy box over. So I have. Istartfires 16:45, 12 July 2006 (UTC)