Like everybody else, Mumbai cricketers have been shaken by the 26/11 terror strikes. It was on that Wednesday night when the team led by Wasim Jaffer returned from Rajkot after a Ranji Trophy game. Little did they know that the city was under siege till they reached home and switched on their television sets. » full story
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