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November 4, 2006Posted on 11/04/2006 in Champions Trophy
Gayle comes to the party
"Chris Gayle has been the cricketer of this tournament," says Peter Roebuck in The Sydney Morning Herald. "Normally as docile as a government backbencher, he has burst into life, driving and pulling his way to three incandescent centuries, bowling tidily in his understated way and becoming so heated on one occasion that he was called before the beaks and obliged to submit a portion of his match fee."
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