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August 24, 2006Posted on 08/24/2006 in
Hacks' attacks a shame
The hostile response to the Hair drama has been pathetic and irrational, writes John Birmingham in The Australian.
But the real mystery of this teddy bears' picnic, the reason I cannot believe my eyes, is the spectacle of England's cricket writers dancing to Inzamam's tune down at the edge of the woods. Almost to a man they have hastily scribbled out some perfunctory criticism of the Pakistan skipper, before moving on to have at the umpire with almost insensate savagery.
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