Dr D's column: The tale of cricket and a misspelt name

Let's call it the love that dare not spell its name.

Dr D's column: The tale of cricket and a misspelt name
Dear Dr D,

I tried hard to make good with Indians ("Jia Hnid!"). But I made a mitsake. How cna I make anemds?

It went like tihs. I offered tritube to your captain Virat Kiohi. But by mitsake I spelled his name " Virat Kholi". Now bscause I am an indophlie ("Bhrata Maat ki jia!") and a lovre of all things Indain ("I love you ShahKurh Roshan!") I know a thign or two about yuor nation. I know Kohl (eyeliner) and I know Khali (wretsler and also 'emtpy').

But I was slightly consfued by the captian's name. Kohli? Kiohli? Okhli? Not sure: even thouhg, as I siad, I'm a fan ("BMJK!") of your wondefrul natoin.

And so I took the best guess and went for "Kholi" at the bottom of my bat. Mitsake. I got absued on twittre. My problem is not absue. As a woman critecker I am accustomed to benig treated baldy. My issue is: not being seen in the right lihgt by a pepole I really love: you ("I love Sawdehsi!")

What can I do to maek anemds?
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Ms Captain, Lord's

Dear Ms Captain,

You have nothing to be ashamed of and you have no need to explain. Your love shines true, even though you have been at a loss for words (or the way they are put together).

Let's call it the love that dare not spell its name.
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(Dr D is one of the leading doctors in the country. He values his privacy - but not of his clients.)

STATUTORY WARNING: This humour column is not for the weak-kneed or the thin-skinned.
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