Munaf Patel and the Great Khali

July 10, 2012

What do you mean Munaf didn't put his time out injured to good use doing a cameo in the little-known French film Sur la piste du Marsupilami?

Nominated by Saikumar Mani, Azerbaijan; Ankur Batra, Germany; Souvik Datta, India, and others. Think a cricketer looks like a famous (non-cricket) person? Send in your Doppelgangers nominations using the feedback link below. Just let us know the names; we'll dig out the pictures. No repeats please.

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