By Richard Edwards
ANDY CADDICK is a man who knows a thing or two about bowling partnerships. At a time when a single victory, let alone a series triumph, was a cause for national celebration, Caddick and Darren Gough played an instrumental role in dragging the national team up by their bootlaces.
Gough and Caddick were the most threatening and consistent pair of English opening bowlers since Sir Ian Botham and Bob Willis in the early 1980s andwere also a forerunner to an apparent golden age of English quick bowling, preceding first Steve Harmison and Matthew Hoggard and then England’...