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Steve Waugh: sledger par excellence

By Will 5 years ago, mid-May Add your comment below

This is in my quotes database, and pops up every now and then on the right-hand-side…and each time I see it it makes me laugh:

“It beats Monday morning at Chelmsford – all tea and Pimm’s. The amount of times Steve Waugh said to me: ‘Enjoy it Nasser, this is your last Test. We will never see you again.’”

Steve Waugh: Sledger par excellence!

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