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Clark keeping options open

London: He is compared with legendary Glenn McGrath and is nicknamed "Sarfraz" but new Australian quick Stuart Clark, with background as an estate agent and a current student of commerce and law, will not stay in cricket after retirement.

The 31-year-old fast bowler said he was keeping his options open on what to pursue after cricket. "I haven't really made a decision on that yet. I don't think I would stay in cricket as a coach," he said. — PTI

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