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1368:References
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1004:Imran Khan
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568:Imran Khan
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408:, won the
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351:Lancashire
339:Imran Khan
312:Neil Smith
257:Tony Greig
219:Background
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181:tied match
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2181:Hampshire
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1799:The Times
1630:The Times
1502:The Times
1454:The Times
1373:Scorecard
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1256:3.22
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94:Venue
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