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Superb article. Sharp corners – brilliant.
Cheers, Bert.
Yes, it is a good piece.
But I’d like to return to the subject of “that photo” of yours on the All Out Cricket site.
Seeing it alongside the picture of Wasim, I imagine you with a bit more hair, donning lime-coloured pajamas, throwing your arms out in jubilation having taken a wicket – you ARE Wasim’s mini me.
Underexposed in so many ways, KC.
Seriously good piece. Brought a lot of memories back. Made me realise how lucky I am to have witnessed Wasim and Waqar in test action live.
Hi KC.
Your article on Waqar is wonderful too, it’s brought a big smile to my face on the two times I’ve now chanced upon it.
Thanks,
Chomolungma, Mother Goddess of the World
Charming, but are you the ‘solution’ that everyone seems to be talking about?