The game is at Uddingston where Hoffmann is now the head groundsman and, apart from relishing the opportunity to watch Katich in action, he is keen on feedback from him about the strip he has prepared for the CB40 encounter.
Paul Hoffmann, the former Scotland man, believes his fellow Australian Simon Katich will be the main threat when the Saltires take on Hampshire tomorrow.
The game is at Uddingston where Hoffmann is now the head groundsman and, apart from relishing the opportunity to watch Katich in action, he is keen on feedback from him about the strip he has prepared for the CB40 encounter.
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