Monty: son of Punjab

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2 Responses to “Monty: son of Punjab”

Michael wrote:
March 12th, 2007 at 4.45 am

He’s a colourful character for sure and a pretty decent injection for the sport. But he didn’t bowl as well as they said he did all summer. Tony Greig continues to ramble utter nonsense and they continue to employ him. There is no justice in this world. Giles I felt was more of a match winner in 2005 than Monty was in 2006/07.

My opinion of course though.

Rich B wrote:
March 12th, 2007 at 10.21 am

Eh?

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