Ryan Campbell

... 'cause we've got two points in the final word to come onto as well.

But it strikes me that Ryan Campbell stepping down as Durham head coach to become the director of cricket and high performance reminds me of the story of the man who lost his left arm in an industrial accident, and then suggested to the surgeons that they remove his right arm and transplant it onto his left arm.

Do you know what I mean? I- like, what you're gaining on the one hand, you're losing on the other.

I- I mean-

He's won trophies with Durham as a captain.

But I'm sure there will be other, and I'm talking about Dale Benkenstein, there are others from outside who potentially could come in to help.

But what Ryan Campbell has done, along with Marcus North, has been absolutely brilliant.

And like I said a little bit earlier, other than from maybe an hour and a half of madness towards the end of last season and Durham getting relegated, Durham would've won the championship this year-

The players really worked hard, and they, um, really gelled.

We were lucky to get, uh, one young Ryan Campbell, who, uh, came down from Kalgoorlie with Tim Brooks, who turned out to be a terrific asset to the club.

Got over 300 wickets, and, uh, he was great to work with.

And maybe just, uh, as we start to wind up, some of the favorite, uh, players you played with or been involved with over the journey, both, uh, from a playing capacity and people around the club that have been a big influence at Bayswater?