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1.Shane Watson 1.Shane Watson 1.Shane Watson 2.Chris Gale 2.Chris Gale 2.Chris Gale 3.Kevin Peterson 3.K.Peterson 3.K.Peterson 4.Sachin Tendulker 4.S.Tendulker 4.S.Tendulker 5.Ashley Cook 5.T.Dilshan 5.T.Dilshan 6.Andrew Strauss 6.B.Mcculum 6.B.Mcculum 7.Brendon Mcculum 7.D.Vettori 7.D.Vettori 8.Daniel Vetorii 8.R.Taylor 8.R.Taylor 9.Lasith Malinga 9.M.Johnson 9.M.Johnson 10.Mitchel Johnson 10.L.Malinga 10.L.Malinga 11.Petter Siddle 11.P.Siddle 11.P.Siddle 12.Terakie Dilshan 12.A.Strauss 12.A.Strauss

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media type="custom" key="8940632" media type="custom" key="8940682" BRAIN DAMAGE It was the day a speaker called Adriana in the PA room with cs16,17, 25 it was the first of April. She came to talk abought brain damage so we don’t get badly damaged. Most people get brain damage by falling of something like a bike, monkey bars, sport etc: Some people get brain damage playing sport like rugby, soccer, cricket even when on wheels like bike, scoter, skateboard, rollerblades. To avoid brain damage you need to wear some protective stuff, like when you’re riding a bike you need too wear a helmet. Even when playing sport you need to where a helmet especially in rugby. If you get brain damage you can’t do much for example your friend tells you a funny joke you might start crying. If you are really good at guitar when you get brain damage you could only do one strum, that’s no good. So next time your one a bike, sport remember to wear a helmet. By Ben THE END