Cricket star Botham saved from crocodile-infested waters after fishing mishap
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FILE - Former England cricketer Ian Botham casts his line on Loch Tay at Kenmore, on the opening day of the salmon season, Jan. 15, 2001. FILE - Former England cricketer Ian Botham in 2007.
England cricketing great Ian Botham was saved by his former Ashes rival Merv Hughes after a fall into crocodile-infested waters while on a fishing trip in northern Australia.
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