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Posted: 10 years ago

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Originally posted by: --SH7_Sunny--
Emotional Michael Clarke breaks down giving heartfelt #PhilHughes tribute http://

I watched this and had tears in my eyes.

I also watched Brendon Mccullum's tribute...

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Ishaqzaadi

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Posted: 10 years ago

#302

Salmon has offered Ali a role in Kabir khans film

Wow call Sonali whatever he did and he gets a film role

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-AAMIRnSHERRY-

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Posted: 10 years ago

#303

Originally posted by: Ishaqzaadi
It's just a video of Ali trying to escape

And UP telling HMs what Ali's doing

All are laughing including UP

only one sneak peek till now?

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priyanka

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Posted: 10 years ago

#304

Hii i m priyanka...
GG fan Like u...
Invited by mona...
Hope u all r doin grt...

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1823

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Posted: 10 years ago

#305

nishu786 confirmed: Renee Dhyani will be eliminated from Bigg Boss 8

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SH7_Sunny

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Posted: 10 years ago

#306

Australia to retire Phil Hughes' shirt No. 64, Michael Clarke pays tearful tribute

Australia captain Michael Clarke delivered a touching tribute to Phillip Hughes, saying the Australian dressing room will never be the same without the 25-year-old.

Clarke made the following statement at Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) this morning on behalf of the Australian cricket team and its support staff regarding Phillip Hughes.

Words cannot express the loss we all feel as a team right now.

Australia captain Clarke delivered a touching tribute to Hughes, saying the Australian dressing room will never be the same without the 25-year-old. (Getty Images)
To Greg, Virginia, Jason and Megan, we share in the deep pain that you're feeling.

Apart from when he was home on the farm with his beloved cattle, Hughesy was at his happiest playing cricket for his country with his mates
Things were always put into perspective when Hughesy said, 'Where else would you rather be boys but playing cricket for your country?'
We are going to miss that cheeky grin and that twinkle in his eye.
He epitomised what the baggy green is about and what it means to us all.
The world lost one of its great blokes this week and we are all poorer for it.
Our promise to the Hughes family is that we will do everything we can to honour his memory.
Last night I asked Cricket Australia if Hughesy's Australian one-day international shirt number, 64, could be retired, to which they agreed. It means so much.
His legacy of trying to improve each and every day will drive us for the rest of our lives.
We'd like to thank everyone, both here and overseas, for the touching tributes to Hughesy in recent days.
Our dressing room will never be the same.
We loved him and always will.

Rest in Peace, Brussy.