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The Confectionery Stall with Andy Zaltzman

By Will 2 years ago, mid-November Add your comment below

Regular readers will know of my interest in satire, and of Andy Zaltzman and John Oliver’s podcast at The Times. Happily, after contacting Andy, I managed to persuade him to write for us, so you can now enjoy his blog at Cricinfo.

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