The 94th Episode of The Michael Anthony Show sees legendary cricketer Monty Panesar display why he is not just regarded as one of the best spin bowlers of the twenty first century, but also one of the game's true characters. Out of fear of falling asleep, the technicalities of cricket itself are relatively ignored throughout, as the first Sikh ever to represent an English team at international level opens up on his faith, sex, alcohol and the 'Monty Mania' of the mid 2000's, in which the two-time ashes winner achieved global fame as a face of hope for young South Asians worldwide.


 The Bollywood biopic based on Panesar's life, mental health, politics, racism and more are discussed throughout, as the amusing thirty-eight year old weighs up his future. He also explains his almost unrealistically bad batting average, as he teaches us all that nothing should be taken too seriously.


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