"You're just in the bubble, any sports person will tell you that. You just do what you do and presumably if you're doing well maybe you get a chance, if there is a chance to promote you go on. That's what's happened to me."
Being called up to represent your country in any sport is a huge honour.
But when we think about being called up, we might ******* ume that sport is a young person's game.
Not so for Ian Barton, who at the age of 62 is preparing to represent England in a World Cup in Canada - but in the Over-60s Cricket World Cup rather than the ongoing football competition.
"I fly out on 5 August with a 16-man squad to try and win the World Cup," he told BBC Radio Lancashire.
Being called up to represent your country in any sport is a huge honour.
But when we think about being called up, we might ******* ume that sport is a young person's game.
Not so for Ian Barton, who at the age of 62 is preparing to represent England in a World Cup in Canada - but in the Over-60s Cricket World Cup rather than the ongoing football competition.
"I fly out on 5 August with a 16-man squad to try and win the World Cup," he told BBC Radio Lancashire.
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