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Standing beside Galloway, Panesar told a crowd of Workers Party members in London that he joined the party to "represent the working class people of this country."


Ex-cricketer Monty Panesar to contest in UK general elections as candidate for Workers Party

Standing beside Galloway, Panesar told a crowd of Workers Party members in London that he joined the party to "represent the working class people of this country."

Former England cricketer Monty Panesar announced on Tuesday that he will stand as a candidate for George Galloway's Workers Party for Britain in Ealing Southall. Standing beside Galloway, Panesar told a crowd of Workers Party members in London that he joined the party to "represent the working class people of this country." Galloway said that the party plans to have a candidate in every constituency in London and aims to have a candidate in every constituency in England by the general election. "Bar one or two that we will not stand in," he added. But Galloway added that the party were "some way short" of having a candidate in every constituency in Scotland and Wales, and would not have any candidates in Northern Ireland "as a matter of principle." Galloway 69, swept to victory in a special election back in February this year, winning almost 40% of the vote in the parliamentary seat of Rochdale. His victory was described as &ldquo;beyond alarming" by Conservative Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, warning that British democracy was being targeted by extremists. Galloway dismissed Sunak's central charge, telling Sky News that he does &ldquo;not respect the prime minister at all&rdquo; and that &ldquo;millions and millions of people in this country despise the prime minister.&rdquo; It's not the first time that Galloway has created a stir since he began his political career a half-century ago as a firebrand left-wing Labour member of Parliament for a constituency in Glasgow, Scotland. In 1994, he faced widespread opposition for meeting then Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein and telling him: "Sir, I salute your courage, your strength, your indefatigability.&rdquo; In 2004, he returned to Parliament as a lawmaker for the anti-war Respect Party after a special election in a heavily Muslim seat in east London, but was defeated in the general election the following year. He was elected again in a special election in 2012, but lost his seat once more in the election of 2015.

Speaking to ANI ahead of the second Test, Panesar said, 'If Ollie Pope and Tom Hartley continue to play like this it will be a whitewash, it will be 5-0 for England.'

Former England Cricketer Monty Panesar warns India of a 5-0 whitewash against England | IND vs ENG

Former England cricketer fired warning shots at Team India and warned that a 5-0 whitewash at the hands of England may be on the cards.

Former England Cricketer warns India of a 5-0 whitewash against England | IND vs ENG

Speaking to ANI ahead of the second Test, Panesar said, 'If Ollie Pope and Tom Hartley continue to play like this it will be a whitewash, it will be 5-0 for England.'

Former England spinner Monty Panesar fired warning shots at Team India and warned that a 5-0 whitewash at the hands of England may be on the cards.
Speaking to ANI ahead of the second Test, Panesar said, 'If Ollie Pope and Tom Hartley continue to play like this it will be a whitewash, it will be 5-0 for England.'
'It is a very big victory, no one even imagined this was even possible. Everyone thought that England would lose after a 190 deficit but Ollie Pope had a brilliant inning one of the best innings we have seen in a long time and Rohit Sharma was clueless,' Panesar added.
'It was one of the most famous victories England have ever produced overseas. This is big news in England. It feels like we have won the World Cup,' he concluded.
Panesar was part of England's 2012/13 tour of India, which was the last time England managed to win a Test series in India. Since then, the Three Lions have lost 2 Test series in India.
Against all odds, England managed to beat India in the 1st Test in Hyderabad and Team India would be eager to bounce back in Vizag.

Despite having a brilliant line-up, and a World cup winning mentor Team India's struggle at the World T20 is worrisome. 

T20 World Cup 2021: skipper, coach and mentor not on the same page, feels Monty Panesar

While it was being expected that India will produce a first-rate performance at World T20 because of Dhoni's presence, the famed team has turned out to be an under-archiver on the world stage.

While it was being expected that India will produce a first-rate performance at World T20 because of Dhoni's&nbsp;presence, the famed team has turned out to be an under-archiver&nbsp;on the world stage.

Despite having a brilliant line-up, and a World cup winning mentor Team India's struggle at the World T20 is worrisome.<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/t20-world-cup-2021-virat-kohli-s-various-moods-during-the-indvpak-clash-1635153051713">&nbsp;Virat&nbsp;Kohli</a> who will give up his captaincy duties after World T20 is facing harsh criticism for the awful outing. Ex English player Monty Panesar&nbsp;in an interview with Times of India said that he feels that the skipper is not on the same page as the coach and the mentor. While it was being expected that India will produce a first-rate performance at World T20 because of Dhoni's&nbsp;presence, the famed team has turned out to be an under-archiver&nbsp;on the world stage. Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/t20-world-cup-2021-dearvirat-trends-after-rahul-gandhi-s-message-to-skipper-kohli-1635917902082">T20 World Cup 2021: '#dearvirat...' trends after Rahul Gandhi's message to skipper Kohli</a> Panesar&nbsp;said that a lot of things depend on Virat&nbsp;Kohli, MS&nbsp;Dhoni and Ravi&nbsp;Shastri&nbsp;and added they need to sit down together and sort this out quickly.&nbsp; Calling the environment of the dressing room'Khichdi',&nbsp;Panesar&nbsp;highlighted the issue with the presence of Dhoni. The former cricketer told TOI&nbsp;that having a coach and making a mentor sit on top of him is not a good sign, the coach's job is to mentor a team, this created a lot of confusion in the dressing room.&nbsp; Panesar&nbsp;who still has his confidence in the Indian team feels that while people will remember Kohli&nbsp;for being a batter and a massive chaser, he will always be criticised for his leadership.&nbsp;

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Monty Panesar reveals why Stokes might miss IPL 13

While Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals expects Ben Stokes to return by October, Monty Panesar&nbsp;feels otherwise!

Panesar: Stokes'&nbsp;presence in the IPL&nbsp;will be massive.

While many local English media reports suggest that Ben Stokes will join his IPL&nbsp;team Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals by the first week of October for&nbsp;the ongoing&nbsp;IPL&nbsp;edition, former England cricketer Monty Panesar&nbsp;feels otherwise. Raising doubts about his participation this season, Panesar&nbsp;said that the English all-rounder might miss the complete IPL&nbsp;season. Stokes' father has been diagnosed with brain cancer and he is currently in New Zealand,&nbsp;supporting his family. Panesar&nbsp;who feels that Stokes is the&nbsp;'superman of cricket' also said that his presence in the IPL&nbsp;will be massive.&nbsp;

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