Kris ThomasAn artist’s primary tool is usually a pencil, pen or paintbrush. But not for 24-year-old Mohammad Umar. It’s not every day that you meet an artist who painted portraits of Kumar Sangakkar, Lasith Malinga and Virat Kohli with a cricket bat and a typewriter.
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