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The Supreme Court of India has recently ordered the removal and sheltering of stray dogs in Delhi-NCR amid rising concerns about dog bites and rabies. This intense debate on stray dogs is a burning topic across the country. Against this backdrop, here are 8 celebrated cricketers who openly love and cherish dogs.
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