The Return of Shahid Bhai, Shahid Bhai!

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Shahid Bhai has barely disembarked from the plane when Kakmal pounces on to him, licking him from head to toeKakmal: Shahid Bhai, Shahid Bhai, whys did you leaves me this way, I can’t survive without your tender kissThe rest of the hapless bunch jump up and shout in chorusChorus: So don’t leave me this way!!Thought blurb appears over Shahid Bhai’s headShahid Bhai (thinking) Glad I retired from test cricket... KAkmal is now carrying Shahid Bhai’s cricket kit on his head, like a coolie, his brother UAkmal holds on to the baggageUkmal: Shahid Bhai, ...   See the complete post here

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