Alun-Wyn Jones (L) and Ian Gough of Wales tackle Ireland's Paul O' Connell during their Six Nations rugby match at Croke Park in Dublin, Ireland March 8, 2008. REUTERS/ Eddie Keogh (IRELAND) 

Wales' Ian Gough (C) and Tom Shanklin (R) leave the field after their team was defeated by Fiji during their Group B Rugby World Cup match at the La Beaujoire stadium in Nantes, western France, September 29, 2007. REUTERS/Philippe Wojazer (FRANCE) 

Wales' Ian Gough (L) fights for the ball with Canada's Luke Tait (C) and Jamie Cudmore (R) during their Group B Rugby World Cup match at the La Beaujoire stadium in Nantes, western France, September 9, 2007. REUTERS/Pascal Rossignol (FRANCE) 

Wales' Ian Gough (R) and team mate Jonathan Thomas (C) fight in a scrum during their Group B Rugby World Cup match against Canada at the La Beaujoire stadium in Nantes September 9, 2007. REUTERS/Philippe Wojazer (FRANCE) 

Wales' Ian Gough (L) is challenged by France's Julien Bonaire (R) during the Six Nations championship rugby union match at Stade de France in Saint-Denis near Paris February 24, 2007. REUTERS/Yves Herman (FRANCE) 

Francisco Leonelli (C, right) of Argentina's Los Pumas celebrates with team mate Lucas Borges (C, left) after scoring against Wales during their rugby union test match in Puerto Madryn, some 1470 kilometers (913 miles) south of Buenos Aires, June 11, 2006. Wales' players are (back L-R) Duncan Jones, Ian Gough, Gareth Delve, Ian Evans and Gavin Thomas. REUTERS/Marcos Brindicci 

Wales' Ian Gough (R) challenges Fabien Pelous of France during their Six Nations rugby union match at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, Wales March 18, 2006. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez 

Ireland's Malcolm O'Kelly (C) wins possession under pressure from Wales' Ian Gough during their Six Nations rugby union match at Lansdowne Road, Dublin February 26, 2006. Ireland won the game 31-5. REUTERS/Patrick Bolger 

Ireland's Malcolm O'Kelly (C) wins possession under pressure from Wales' Ian Gough during their Six Nations rugby union match at Lansdowne Road, Dublin February 26, 2006. Ireland won the game 31-5. REUTERS/Patrick Bolger 

Wales' Robert Sidoli (2nd L) celebrates his try with Ian Gough (L), Martyn Williams (2nd R) and Adam Jones (R) watched by Scotland's Jason White's (bottom) during their Six Nations rugby union match at the Millennium stadium, Cardiff, February 12, 2006. REUTERS/Eddie Keogh 

Wales' Robert Sidoli (2nd L) celebrates his try with Ian Gough (L), Martyn Williams (2nd R) and Adam Jones (R) watched by Scotland's Jason White's (bottom) during their Six Nations rugby union match at the Millennium stadium, Cardiff, February 12, 2006. REUTERS/Eddie Keogh 

Colin Charvis (2nd R) of Wales celebrates with team mates Ian Gough (R), Rhys Thomas (L) and Michael Owen (2nd L) after beating Australia in their centenary rugby union test match at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, south Wales November 26, 2005. Wales won the match 24-22. REUTERS/Ian Hodgson 

Australia's Drew Mitchell (L) is tackled by Ian Gough of Wales during their centenary rugby union test match at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, Wales November 26, 2005. REUTERS/Ian Hodgson 

Colin Charvis (L) and Ian Gough (R) of Wales tackle South Africa's Victor Matfield (C) during their centenary rugby union test match at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, south Wales, November 19, 2005. REUTERS/Ian Hodgson 

Australia's Adam Gilchrist plays a shot off England's bowler Darren Gough during the one day challenge series cricket match at Headingley, northern England July 7, 2005. REUTERS/Ian Hodgson ih/VP 

Australia's Symonds plays a shot during the international one day cricket series against England at the Riverside ground in Chester-le-Street. Australia's Andrew Symonds plays a shot off the bowling of England's Darren Gough during the international one day cricket series at the Riverside ground, Chester-le-Street, northern England June 23, 2005. REUTERS/Ian Hodgson 

England's Gough smiles at Australia's Symonds during the international one day cricket series at the Riverside ground in Chester-le-Street. England's Darren Gough (L) smiles at Australia's Andrew Symonds (R) during the international one day cricket series at the Riverside ground, Chester-le-Street, northern England June 23, 2005. REUTERS/Ian Hodgson 

Australia's Symonds plays a shot during the international one day cricket series against England at the Riverside ground. Australia's Andrew Symonds plays a shot off the bowling of England's Darren Gough during the international one day cricket series at the Riverside ground, Chester-le-Street, northern England June 23, 2005. REUTERS/Ian Hodgson 

England's Darren Gough bowles in the nets during pratice at Old
Trafford, Manchester, June 16, 2003. England are due to play Pakistan
in the first one-day match of a three-match series at Old Trafford on
Tuesday. REUTERS/Ian Hodgson

NMB/AA 

England cricket captain Michael Vaughan (L) talks to Darren Gough (C)
and Andrew Flintoff (R) during pratice at Old Trafford, Manchester,
June 16, 2003. England are due to play Pakistan in the first one-day
match of a three-match series at Old Trafford on Tuesday. REUTERS/Ian
Hodgson

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England bowler Darren Gough stretches his leg during pratice at Old
Trafford, Manchester, June 16, 2003. England are due to play Pakistan
in the first one-day match of a three-match series at Old Trafford on
Tuesday. REUTERS/Ian Hodgson

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England bowler Darren Gough stretches his leg during pratice at Old
Trafford, Manchester, June 16, 2003. England are due to play Pakistan
in the first one-day match of a three-match series at Old Trafford on
Tuesday. REUTERS/Ian Hodgson

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ENGLISH BOWLER DARREN GOUGH HOLDS HIS HEAD AS HE WALKS FROM THE FIELD
AFTER LOSING THE ASHES TOUR MATCH AT TRENT BRIDGE.


England's pace bowler Darren Gough walks from the field after losing
the series on the third day of the third test in the Ashes tour at
Trent Bridge, Nottingham, August 4, 2001. Australia retain the Ashes
with a seven wicket victory over England. 

AUSTRALIA'S WARNE CELEBATES TAKING THE WICKET OF GOUGH IN THE MATCH
AGAINST ENGLAND IN THE ASHES TOUR MATCH AT EDGBASTON.


Australia's spin bowler Shane Warne celebrates taking the wicket of
England's Darren Gough for 0 runs on the fourth day of the first Test
in the Ashes Tour at Edgbaston, July 8, 2001. Australia led England by
282 runs at the end of the first innings. 

Australia's spin bowler Shane Warne celebrates taking the wicket of
England's Darren Gough for 0 runs on the fourth day of the first Test
in the Ashes Tour at Edgbaston, July 8, 2001. Australia led England by
282 runs at the end of the first innings.

IH/MC/FMS 

England's Darren Gough bowls in the match against Australia on the
third day of the first Test in the Ashes Tour at Edgbaston, July 7,
2001. Adam Gilchrist and Damien Martyn shared an unbroken century stand
to push Australia's first innings lead to 144.

IH/MC 

Australia's Adam Gilchrist plays a shot off England's Darren Gough on
the third day of the first Test in the Ashes Tour at Edgbaston, July 7,
2001. Gilchrist and Damien Martyn shared an unbroken century stand to
push Australia's first innings lead to 144.

IH/CRB 

Australia's captain Steve Waugh plays a shot off England's Darren Gough
on the third day of the first Test in the Ashes Tour at Edgbaston, July
7, 2001.

IH/MC 

England pace bowler Darren Gough celebrates taking the wicket of
Australia's Michael Slater for 77 runs on the second day of the first
test in the Ashes Tour match at Edgbaston, July 6, 2001.

IH 

England pace bowler Darren Gough celebrates taking the wicket of
Australia's Michael Slater for 77 runs on the second day of the first
test in the Ashes Tour match at Edgbaston, July 6, 2001.

IH 

England's Darren Gough celebrates taking his record breaking wicket of [Pakistan's Shahid Afridi ]at Headingley, June 17, 2001. [Gough has become England's leading one-day wicket taker and earlier Pakistan's Waqar Younis finished with seven wickets for 36 runs - the second best bowling figures in one-day cricket. ] 

England's Darren Gough (L) celebrates taking his record breaking wicket of Pakistan's Shahid Afridi at Headingley, June 17, 2001. Gough has become England's leading one-day wicket taker and earlier Pakistan's Waqar Younis finished with seven wickets for 36 runs - the second best bowling figures in one-day cricket. 

the second best bowling figures in one-day cricket.

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the second best bowling figures in one-day cricket.

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the second best bowling figures in one-day cricket.

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England's Darren Gough (R) plays a sweep shot against Pakistan watched by wicket keeper Rashid Latif at Headingley, June 17, 2001. England are playing Pakistan in a one-day international series which also features Australia.

IH 

England's Darren Gough appeals succesfully for LBW against Australia's captain Steve Waugh at Old Trafford June 14, 2001. England are playing Australia in the triangular series one-day international tournament.

IH/NMB 

Australian Matthew Haydon hooks the ball caught by British Darren Gough off of Andrew Caddick for zero at Old Trafford June 14, 2001. England are playing Australia in the triangular series one-day international tournament.

IH/NMB 

Craig Quinnell (C) of Wales is accompanied by team mates Ian Gough (R Rear) and Rob Howley (L Rear) as they celebrate their Six Nations Rugby win against France at the Grande Stade in Saint Denis, near Paris, March 17, 2001. Wales beat France 41-33.

JES/ 

Wales' flyhalf Neil Jenkins (L) and Ian Gough walk from the pitch after their Six Nations match against England at the Millennium stadium in Cardiff February 3, 2001. Jenkins became the first player to pass 1,000 points in international rugby when he kicked a conversion in the second half. England won the match 44-15.

KD/PS 

England's Darren Gough (R) and Craig White (L) celebrate after defeating the West Indies on the final day of the fifth Test at The Oval, September 4, 2000. England won the series against the West Indies 3 -1.

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England all-rounder Dominic Cork shows the series score as he celebrates beating the West Indies with Nasser Hussain (R) and Darren Gough (L) on the final day of the fifth Test at The Oval, September 4, 2000. England won the series 3 -1.

IH/WS 

England's Pace bowler Darren Gough (R) celebrates after taking the wicket of West Indies batsman Sherwin Campbell for 28 runs caught by Greame Hick on the final day of the fifth Test at The Oval, London, September 4, 2000. England lead the West Indies 2 -1 in the series.

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England Pace bowler Darren Gough (L) celebrates with captain Nasser Hussain (C) and Michael Atherton after taking the wicket of West Indies batsman Sherwin Campbell for 28 runs caught by Greame Hick on the final day of the fifth Test at The Oval, London, September 4, 2000. England lead the West Indies 2 -1 in the series.

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England opening batsman Michael Atherton (L) and pace bowler Darren Gough (R) walk from the field at close of play on the fourth day of the fifth Test at The Oval, London, September 3, 2000. England lead the West Indies 2 -1 in the series.

IH/JRE 

West Indies' bowler Courtney Walsh (L) watches as his delivery demolishes England batsman Darren Gough's stumps during the 5th test match at the Oval September 1, 2000. England were bowled out for 281 runs. England only need to achieve a draw to win the series.

IW/WS 

England's Darren Gough (2L), Michael Atherton (R), Greame Hick (L) and Marcus Trescothick are mobbed by fans as they run from the field after beating the West Indies by an innings and 39 runs on the second day of the fourth Test at Headingley August 18, 2000. The result puts England 2-1 up in the series.

IH 

England's Darren Gough (R) and Michael Atherton are mobbed by fans as they run from the field after beating the West Indies by an innings and 39 runs on the second day of the fourth Test at Headingley August 18, 2000. The victory puts England 2-1 up in the series.

IH/HP 

England's Graeme Hick is congratulated by team mates after catching West Indies Sherwin Campbell off bowler Darren Gough for 12 on the second day of the fourth Test at Headingley August 18, 2000. England made 272 in their first innings and now have a lead of 100.

IH 

England pace bowler Darren Gough celebrates taking the wicket of West Indies Brian Lara for 2 on the second day of the fourth Test at Headingley August 18, 2000. The series between England and West Indies is currentley tied 1-1.

IH 

England pace bowler Darren Gough celebrates taking the wicket of West Indies Wavell Hinds for 0 on the second day of the fourth Test at Headingley August 18, 2000. England were dismissed for 272 in thier first innings, giving them a lead of 100 runs.

IH 

England pace bowler Darren Gough is joined by team mates Graham Thorpe (L), Alec Stewart (rear) and Mike Atherton (R) as he celebrates taking the wicket of West Indies Wavell Hinds for 0 on the second day of the fourth Test at Headingley August 18, 2000. England were dismissed in their first innings for 272, giving them a lead of 100 over the West Indes.

IH 

Key England bowlers Craig White (2R) and Darren Gough (L) walk from the field with team mates Alec Stewart (2L) and Domonic Cork (R) after bowling out West Indies for 172 on the first day of the fourth Test at Headingley August 17, 2000. The series between England and West Indies is currentley tied 1-1.

IH 

England bowler Craig White (R) is congratulated by wicket keeper Alec Stewart (L) and bowler Darren Gough as they walk from the field after bowling out West Indies for 172 on the first day of the fourth Test at Headingley August 17, 2000. The series between England and West Indies is currentley tied 1-1.

IH 

England pace bowler Darren Gough (R) appeals unsuccessfully for LBW against West Indies batsman Ridley Jacobs on the first day of the fourth Test at Headingley August 17, 2000. The series between England and West Indies is currently 1-1.

IH 

England pace bowler Darren Gough celebrates taking the wicket of West Indies' Sherwin Campbell caught by Marcus Trescothick on the first day of the fourth Test at Headingley August 16, 2000. The series between England and West Indies is currentley tied at 1-1.

IH 

England pace bowler Darren Gough practices at Headingley August 16, 2000. England are due to face the West Indies in the fourth Test, which starts tomorrow.

IH/BR 

West Indies batsman Ramnaresh Sarwan is hit by a bouncer from England's pace bowler Darren Gough August 4, 2000 during the second day's play of the third Test at Old Trafford. The West Indies and England are currently drawing the series 1-1.

IH/PS 

West Indies Ramnaresh Sarwan avoids a bouncer from England pace bowler Darren Gough August 4, 2000, during the second day's play of the third Test at Old Trafford. The West Indies and England are currently drawing the series 1-1.

IH/PS 

West Indies batsman Brian Lara avoids a bouncer from England's Darren Gough August 3, 2000, during the first day's play of the third Test at Old Trafford. The score between the West Indies and England is currently 1-1.

IH/PS/AA