Darren Gough and Andrew Caddick wouldn't even have got into the side when I was playing. They're not good enough. He is unimpressed by the introduction of central contracts, which have enabled England to restrict the number of appearances Gough, Caddick and co make for their counties. I learned to bowl for Yorkshire. It's a simple as that.
All players are interested in now is rest.
I'm just not interested in it any more. Trueman made his Yorkshire debut in 1949 and played for the county for 19 years. His England debut came in 1952 when he took 24 wickets in three matches. Following his retirement, Trueman was a member of BBC Radio's Test Match Special team for 26 years. He was also awarded an OBE in 1989 for charity work.