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 ... of our story. After attending university in New Delhi where her father was 'posted' she returned to Kabul to work as a journalist until the Taliban made it impossible for women to work. For some unclear reason, she was still on the list of journalists which was used by the 'Ministry to Promote Virtue and Punish Vice' (whisper it quietly - we don't want to give David Cameron any ideas) when they called the press to the Ministry building to announce their sporting initiative. With a touch of deliciously Taliban ...more

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Crowned ReviewThe Taliban Cricket Club - Timeri N. Murari: Would you trust the Taliban to play fair? (1144 words)
by - written on 23/07/12 (Very useful, 61 readings)
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~Cricket as a route to freedom?~ If you lived in a country which was controlled by a brutal regime which restricted the freedom and choices of their citizens, you'd understandably dream of finding a way out. If that regime then decided to try to improve their international image by hosting a cricket tournament to show the world what jolly good chaps they were, promising that the winners would go abroad for coaching, then it might well seem like the answer to your prayers - especially if by good fortune you just happened to be one of the few people in the country who had ever played the game; in fact, you'd played for a university team in India and you really ...  Read the complete review

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