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Posted by ABRAR-JANJUA on (August 23, 2010, 12:31 GMT)

LOL good work but may be Punter meant 5-0 as England 5 Australia 0...of course it is in his hand at least....

Posted by pochard on (August 22, 2010, 20:34 GMT)

Revolting

Posted by   on (August 21, 2010, 19:43 GMT)

LOL ... gud1

I never figured out how people shake hands with this guy .... YUKH !!!

Posted by arnavmalhotra on (August 21, 2010, 16:43 GMT)

Sorry folks.. but they are in his hands.. :P He may be having the wettest hands ever.. but he surely can control the bat and the ball in his hands.. :D

Posted by   on (August 21, 2010, 9:42 GMT)

hahahaha..i saw it many times on TV...ewwww....the cartoon is good!

Posted by arsalan1996 on (August 21, 2010, 7:39 GMT)

hahahahahahahaha it's owsum

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