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Greg Chappell discusses playing grade cricket at 14 and nearly filling up his shorts, Sir Donald getting rid of chuckers, how Indian players make it to the national team, seeing Dhoni play for the first time, West Indies crowds in the 1970s and what his policy of talent over youth actually means.
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