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August 16, 2004
An interesting set of questions related to certain events in India's history is posed in this week's issue of Outlook Magazine. Various columnists ponder about how things might have been if those events had not occured. Ramachandra Guha and Pritam Sengupta conjecture on what might have been if India hadn't won the 1983 World Cup. Manu Joseph talks about what if hum do, hamaare do had worked. Now how on earth is that relevant to cricket? Go right down to the end of the article!
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