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Clearly, Akash is the limit.
One miss leads to another
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5 comments:
I beg to differ -Akash is the pits.
and why would you say that ott?
You cannot select a player for his fielding.
but we are selecting dravid for his slip catching...no?
@NC, I'm with you on Aakash. Certainly deserves another go (and a good one).
@SP, come on, man! That isn't true.
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