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KL Rahul Writhes In Pain After Being Hit By Ben Stokes' Delivery. This Happens Next ()

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KL Rahul Writhes In Pain After Being Hit By Ben Stokes' Delivery. This Happens Next

KL Rahul's marvelous century became one of the biggest spectacles of the first Test between India and England in Leeds.

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