England celebrate 4-0 series whitewash

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courtesy www.espncricinfo.com England’s  4-0 series whitewash over India, their first over the visitors since 1974.It is India’s first whitewash in 11 years, since they lost 0-3 Down Under.Graeme Swann’s six wickets led England’s charge to a famous whitewash on a … See the complete post here

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