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This is Jonathan Agnew bringing you another classic view from the Boundary interview.

Today's one of the most special moments we've had on the program is perhaps the most

famous teenager in the world at the time joined us at Edgebaston.

Having been a blogger promoting women's education, Malala Yusafsai was 15 years old when

she was attacked by the Taliban in Pakistan as she traveled home from school.

She was shot in the head but remarkably survived thanks to extraordinary work from medical

teams both in Pakistan and eventually the United Kingdom.

After the attack, Malala made a home in the Midlands and soon became the youngest Nobel

Laureate at the age of 17.

She joined us at Edgebaston as her beloved Pakistan side took on England and she spoke to

Simon Mann.

First of all, thank you Simon and I'm really proud to be here and to see the match between

Pakistan and England and it's very special day.

Tell us about your interest in cricket.

Well, I have been a fan of cricket for my whole life and this is something that every

Pakistani young person repression it about.

So I was passionate about cricket right from very early age and I have been following it

and it's really nice to see it here as well and to see it with your own eyes.

I have seen it on TV but to see it in the field it makes it more special.

The first time you've been to a test match live or any cricket match live?

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