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May 31, 2006Posted on 05/31/2006 in Ashes
Aussies ready to go the full Monty
Monty Panesar will become a target for Australian crowds if he makes the Ashes tour, according to a report in The Age by Geoff McClure.
The tour is still five months away but already the pundits are fearing the worst for Turbanator II because of his atrocious fielding, which is so bad that he is already being compared to two of the worst the game has known — Phil Tufnell and Bishan Bedi.
However, according to The Times, Panesar's problems could soon be at an end, thanks to a trip to the optician ...
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