Slaarter At The Feroz Shah Kotla

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Yes India won blablablubb chhhrrrzzz. BUT! Bow down before the Slaar, the slaying Dutchman, the left-arm sting! He got them all: Sehwag, Tendulkar, Pathan! See the complete post here

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