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Note: Since the Wisden obituary on which this article was referenced, John Traicos played Test cricket for Zimbabwe, having previously played for South Africa, and Kepler Wessels played for South Africa, having previously played for Australia. That's why I changed the reference to Amir Elahi being one of fourteen cricketers to have played for more than one country, jguk 16:02, 24 December 2005 (UTC)

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