and

also another man called Paddy Armstrong, who was in charge of squash.

All of those people who played a key role in Hugh's formative years were still teaching at Blundells.

And, of course, Nick Swarbrick, who was senior master.

So for me, having first known Hugh in 1979 when I was cutting my teeth as a Glamorgan scorer and Hugh was playing his first Glamorgan second XI games, I think it was against Gloucestershire at Bristol was the first time we'd met.

And it was remarkable, you know, suddenly here are these people I'd heard Hugh talk about.

They were just names, and now they were colleagues.

OK let's bring Andrew back in then and Just talk us through some of the things that Hugh achieved as a schoolboy cricketer.