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October 23, 2005Posted on 10/23/2005 in
A spit and sawdust test for superstars
England embark on their tour of Pakistan on Wednesday. Michael Atherton, who played on the previous trip in 2000-01 and now writes for The Sunday Telegraph, describes what awaits the squad in the coming months.
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