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Fabian Muir

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Articles by Fabian Muir

Christian Ryan: Abdul Qadir's Australian summer

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By Suresh Menon Verified, Eddie Smith, Fabian Muir, Rahul Bhattacharya
| ESPN Cricinfo Verified
On a sticky Peshawar afternoon in 1998, Mark Taylor clipped a Test triple-hundred while Pakistan's spinners tossed and chased and collected one wicket for 327 runs. Next morning Abdul Qadir, who was not any more a Pakistani Test spinner, and hadn't been for eight years, found himself in a car bound for Princes Park in one of Melbourne's lovelier suburbs.
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Orphans | Smithsonian Photo Contest | Smithsonian

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By Fabian Muir
| Smithsonian Magazine Verified
15th Annual Smithsonian.com Photo Contest Orphans Orphans line up beneath images of the leaders in Nampo, North Korea. Image drawn from a long-term project on the DPRK (North Korea) depicting less commonly shown aspects of daily life. Awards Editors' Pick Photo Information Copyright: © Fabian Muir.All rights reserved. Image Source: digital Date Taken: 05.2015 Filed Under: People Camera Information Date Uploaded: Nov. 26, 2017, 10:04 a.m. SMITHSONIAN.COM COLLECTIONS
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The return of South Africa

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By Suresh Menon Verified, Eddie Smith, Fabian Muir, Rahul Bhattacharya
| ESPN Cricinfo Verified
Relations between India and South Africa were based on mutual disregard for much of the 20th century. It was ironic, then, that India was instrumental in South Africa's return to international cricket. India and South Africa had not played each other before the latter were banned from international cricket. Like other non-white countries, India was strongly opposed to the apartheid regime.
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Urban Burqa - Photographs and text by Fabian Muir | LensCulture

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By Fabian Muir, John Clang
| Lens culture Magazine Verified
“Urban Burqa” is the sequel to my 2014 series Blue Burqa in a Sunburnt Country. The initial series was specific to Australia and sought to address questions of migrant and refugee identity, assimilation and belonging.
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