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November 21, 2005Posted on 11/21/2005 in West Indies cricket
Shot in the arm from a student of Tranquillity
Peter Roebuck celebrates Dwayne Bravo's century at Bellerive Oval:
Bravo chose a fine time to produce the performance of his career ... West Indies needed someone to raise their spirits. An entire cricket community was suffering. Bravo met the challenge with style and composure.
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