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May 8, 2006Posted on 05/08/2006 in English cricket
'I never dreamed of Tendulkar as my first wicket'
On touring India as first Sikh to play for England; Test ambition of beating Steve Harmison at darts; Pleasantly surprised by support from Indian fans; Resisting a beer after Test victory in Bombay, read Matt Gatward's entertaining email conversation with Monty Panesar in The Independent.
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