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England

Jhulan Goswami: When my brothers played at home, I was the ball girl. After they finished playing, I would try my hand at it. It felt good

Opinionated Conversations

Are We All Winners?

Can Test Cricket Survive?

Imperfect Pitch

Cricket Cautiously Takes Guard

Rushdie’s Quest

The Many Histories of Indian Cricket

Shaming the Shamers

Double Googly

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