Gloster is apparently a qualified, competent physiotherapist, but similar approval cannot be given to the two "experts", Ian Frazer and Charles Krebs, whose services are asked for by Chappell.
Information available on the Internet indicates that Frazer has no academic qualifications in "biomechanics". There is no evidence that the "Cricket Academy" in Adelaide recognizes him as an expert. The biomechanics expert there is John Harmer. Also, it appears that Frazer's experience as a player is limited to just seven "first class" matches (no Tests).
The case of Charles Krebs is much worse. He is apparently a practitioner of aberrant "therapies" like "Applied Kinesiology" and "Neural Organization Technique". Allowing him to practise these on our players, will be COURTING DISASTER. Krebs is also described in the Indian press (falsely) as a Psychologist, but he has no qualifications in that field. He was earlier employed as a ***water quality*** expert under the State of Victoria.
