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R Mohan
One of India's hard-hitting columnist, R Mohan talks about cricket and Indian team's performance.
Shoaib's career sees Bollywood resurrection
May 08, 2008The Rawalpindi Express never comes to a halt. The maverick fast bowler who is often referred to by the name of the train that speeds to and from his home town has had this extraordinary ability to change the lights from red to green at every turn. His latest escapade had all the ingredients of a Bollywood thriller with an Indian actor backing him while he fought the Pakistan establishment.
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