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About 18 years ago, a tall, dark and handsome fast bowler with a stare that would make the best of batsmen feel that he is going to murder them the next ball blitzed Australia’s top-order by taking 7 for 25 on a  trampoline wicket at WACA. It seemed like the Aust...   See the complete post here

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