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The reason is that part timers wil usually bowl in the middle overs of an ODI, so generally they will get milked around for 4/5/6 runs an over, without the batsmen taking too many risks. Whereas in a T20 innings, there is generally no time where the batsman will try and consolidate, unless there are loads of wickets fallen, in which there will be a strike bowler bowling to try and blow the order out.
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1) Had double pneumonia as a kid, as did my twin sis. Doctors told my parents to pray that we lived through the night. Dad said **** off, I'm an atheist, you ****s better save my kids, etc. Then prayed anyway.
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