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England vs India: Player Ratings for the series (Part 2)

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England’s side of the ratings, which were a lot easier to do. If only I could rate them by the quality of their tweets. 9.5 - Stuart Broad (182 runs @60.66 and 25 wickets @13.84): Close to being dropped. Fuller lengths. Vital lower-order runs. Near-perfect series. Next Botham. Yawn, you know the whole story because everyone’s already harped about it. It’s a fairy tale all right, and Stuey is the princess. See the complete post here

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