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October 22, 2006Posted on 10/22/2006 in Australian cricket
Star studded talent
“We really should have known better as we wondered who the hell was Mitchell Johnson as he loped over the turf for the first overs of his life against England,” writes Simon Wilde in The Sunday Times as he profiles Australia’s latest pace sensation who rocked England on Saturday in a crushing Champions Trophy defeat.
Neither, he posits, is this the last we will see of him. Read the full article here.
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