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What milestone can you reach?

So you probably won't play 100 Tests, but there must be other things you could achieve in cricket

1. While watching a game, I:

2. While playing a game, I:

3. While attending a match as a spectator, I:

4. . While following cricket online, I:

5. While discussing a match with friends, I:

6. My parents think I:

7. If I ever meet my favourite cricketer, I will:

8. When I see my favourite player get a wrong decision, I:

9. If I had to describe myself in one word, I'd say I am:

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