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Cummins to speak about allegations in Khawaja’s book about the 2018 ball-tampering incidentGideon Haigh, writing for the Guardian this week, says the greatest shame of the controversy inflamed by Usman Khawaja’s memoir Sabr is that “99% of those opining about it will never read it”.They will experience it by quotes and summaries, magnified and distorted, elided and exaggerated, shaped by voyeurism and schadenfreude.In fact, Sabr is a readable, surprisingly revealing, sometimes painfully frank book about a unique career.If he developed a carapace to deal with such endless disappointment, should that surprise anyone?Sabr might mean patience or resilience in Urdu, but…
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