Original sentence: Arthur Wellard — England fast bowler and a mighty smiter of the ball as a lower-order batsman.Bill Andrews — fast-medium bowling partner of Arthur Wellard, later coach and committeeman.Brian Rose — captain of the successful 1980s side, now Director of Cricket.Colin Atkinson — mid-Sixties captain, and later headmaster at Millfield school.Colin McCool — Australian whose robust batting bolstered the county in hard times, also a legspin bowler.Graeme Smith — South African captain and Somerset captain for most of the 2005 season, his last game was the Twenty20 cup final at The Oval.Harold Gimblett — cavalier opening batsman whose debut was the stuff of legends.Jamie Cox — regarded as one of the best players never to have played Test cricket for Australia.Lionel Palairet — opening batsman known for stylish batting.Martin Crowe — one of New Zealand's greatest batsman who was Somerset's overseas player after the sacking of Viv Richards and Joel Garner.Peter Roebuck — former captain, captain England A and respected cricket writer and broadcaster.Peter Wight — prolific and stylish batsman, later a First Class umpire.Ricky Ponting — Australian captain, considered a modern great.Sanath Jayasuriya — played for part of the 2005 season, known locally as "The Batman".Son Russel made one appearance in the 1980s.Sunil Gavaskar — Indian cricket legend considered one of the greatest opening batsmen in the history of the sport.Viv Richards — all-destroying West Indian international batsman, later knighted
Edited sentence: Arthur Wellard — England fast bowler.Colin McCool — Australian Test player who had toured England in 1948.Graeme Smith — South African Test captain and Somerset captain for most of the 2005 season, his last game was the Twenty20 cup final at The Oval.Lionel Palairet — England opening batsman.Martin Crowe — New Zealand Test batsman who was Somerset's overseas player after the sacking of Viv Richards and Joel Garner.Ricky Ponting — Australian Test captain.Sanath Jayasuriya — Sri Lankan Test batsman who played part of the 2005 season.Sunil Gavaskar — Indian Test opening batsman.Viv Richards — West Indian international batsman, later knighted