Dale Steyn and Morne Morkel add chilli, thyme and allspice

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Any sign that fast bowling’s back in fashion is good, but does the victim have to be the West Indies? Dale Steyn took 5-29 and Morne Morkel took 4-19. Great stuff, but you feel bad for who’s on the receiving end. It’s like eating lamb. It’s delicious, but it’s best to tuck in without thinking about [...]   See the complete post here

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