It doesn’t matter who you are or what you do, the sky never loses its capability to come up with surprises as cricket commentator Jonathan Agnew found out


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ggers’ doesn’t get flustered easily, you can’t really when you’re commentating on cricket Test Matches and, as you’d expect, he’s


a pretty easy-going character when you sit down and talk with him. He’s also a calm pilot who thoroughly enjoys flying a TB10


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for relaxation. He’s been flying for ten years, much of it latterly with his ‘co-pilot’, his wife’s black cocker spaniel Tino, who’s notched up 71 hours (he even has his own hours column in Jonathan’s logbook), but in mid-September what should have been a simple, pleasant


afternoon trip for the two of them turned into something unexpected and unpleasant in seconds. He explained what happened just after


the event: “I’ve been flying for ten years,” he said. “I’m in a group, have a share and off I go, usually to Skegness, which from


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