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Rotation policy poster

By Will 4 years ago, at the start of February Add your comment below

Flickr user frigginawesomeimontv has a whole load of photos, mostly excellent, of today’s match between Australia and South Africa, including this gem from the crowd:

Tags: cricket-photos, crowd, funny, photo, poster, vb-series |

One Response to “Rotation policy poster”

Pratik wrote:
February 14th, 2006 at 5.18 am

Absolutely hilarious!

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