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hi......
everybody
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m SAURABH SINGH
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR & CRICKET COACH, FITNESS TRAINER
I studies from BANARAS HINDU UNIVESITY, Varanasi, U.P.
m a national level cricket player and was CAPTAIN OF B.H.U. Cricket team.
played four times Inter University cricket tournament
ONE TIME ZONAL WINNER-2005
REPRESENTED ALL INDIA INTER UNIVERSITY CRICKET TOURNAMENT-2005


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