Gould came in as a substitute at Melbourne during the 1982-83 Test series against Australia and took a catch to get rid of the dangerous Greg Chappell. England ended up winning a nail-biter by three runs. I represent people from all walks of life, from upstanding members of the community to habitual offenders. You can read their stories in the case reports, where you will see that I have represented grandmothers, students, professionals (including journalists and ex-police officers), people seeking work and many others. It's such a shame that so many think it's a money thing - it's not," Wells said. "I have coached and mentored Ali since he was nine years old. But is it worth it? Yes. Accountability, vindication and maximum monetary compensation can all be achieved but most importantly of all, my client’s voices get heard and faith in the justice system of our Country (often badly damaged by my client’s experiences at the hands of the Police) can be restored.

Gould said umpire's call, which relates to an lbw decision, should not be used if DRS is available worldwide. I haven't spoke to Matt in a year. I'm really hopeful that Matt and I will be able to meet and have a conversation but we haven't done in recent times. You have to have DRS worldwide and if you do that, I’d take umpire's call out," said Englishman Gould, who stood in 251 international matches. Other than the most serious of cases, i.e. death in custody, the vast majority of Police complaints are investigated by the Police Force that has wronged you. Little wonder then that the majority of complaints are not upheld. Ian helped us to move to a model where there is only one coach but he has found it frustrating not to be involved in all the decision making. So, he has decided that being a board member isn't for him.Former Sussex opener Chris Nash also posted: "To see a young player with stats like that to leave his home county with time on his contract is a concern and hopefully there's a clear explanation for it - otherwise it is not a good look." Gould was also into coaching, though briefly. He coached Middlesex Second XI team in 1991. He also became a mentor for aspiring Middlesex players. Gould, who retired last year, said umpires were "not massive fans" when the technology was first introduced. I have over 25 years’ experience in this area of the law. I am a director and Head of Litigation in national firm DPP Law Ltd. I have led the department for over 25 years. You can read more about me here. On criticism in general of Sussex on social media, Filby concluded: "I've stopped reading social media, I am aware of (the criticism) but it's ill informed.

It was a similar level of frustration with Chris, and I've been talking to him all about this all through the summer," Filby added. He also alleged a number of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) had been signed at Sussex in recent years, and asked for answers on the recent management of the county from Filby.

Ian Gould tells off Mohammad Hafeez after he had a slanging match with Stuart Broad. Photograph: Tom Jenkins/The Guardian Ian Gould is an avid traveller and Barbados is his favourite destination which he often visits with his family. Filby said the pair had both been considering their roles for some time, rejecting the idea it was based on Orr's move. I act for people from all over England and Wales. As this is such a specialist area of law I routinely accept referrals from other solicitors’ firms to represent their clients.

Prior, who played for England between 2004 and 2014, posted: "Walls are closing in as too many people care too much about this club for this to continue." I don't think that is particularly true," Filby continued. "They have both been talking to me about their frustrations with their roles. Long experience has conclusively shown to me that the Police complaint procedure is not fit for purpose (unless that purpose is to brush Police Misconduct ‘under the carpet’ and frustrate and deter individuals from pursuing complaints).People who know him personally would know that he always carried six Baharaini Dinars in his hand to keep a tab on the number of balls being bowled in an over. Strange, but true.