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What would wonder what Michael Jackson would have done to influence the game of cricket? But he has, touching many a cricketer’s heart and those of cricket fans as well.
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I grew up listening to his hit numbers and I believe most of us 80’s born would have. Michael Jackson’s incredible contribution to pop culture had made him...
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