There’s often a lot of mind games out on the field in the middle of a four-day first class game.
As Callum Ferguson found out, it was a bit easier for Darren Lehmann when he had The Wild Thing at his disposal.
On the latest episode of Willow Talk, Ferg recalled a classic story of when Boof used to walk up next to tail-enders who were being a “pain in the backside” – and threaten them.
“He had an asset up his sleeve called ‘The Wild Thing’ – Shaun Tait,” he began.
“There were a number of occasions where the lower order was starting to wag…and Boof used to walk up to them and just say, ‘Now listen…’”
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