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September 23, 2006Posted on 09/23/2006 in Miscellaneous
Tendulkar is back, doesn't it feel better?
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Cricket fans better stay tuned in as we can expect a long season of action and drama, with the Ashes series and the World Cup ahead, as well as Sachin Tendulkar's return to form, writes Peter Roebuck.
By next April, a hundred issues will have been settled, a thousand rumours will have been heard — some of them almost true — fifty conspiracy theories will have been mooted, none of them well pitched.
Read the full piece in The Hindu.
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