Pakistan v Australia: series round-up

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Indexed  July 25, 2010

This series will rank alongside India v South Africa as the best two-match series of the year so far. It didn’t have everything, but it nearly did have everything. Things this series had: A win for either side; wickets, 77 of them; runs, 1,889 of them; a half-century by Ben Hilfenhaus; a 6-wicket haul for Marcus North; a [...]   See the complete post here

Mentions: Australia    Pakistan    India    South Africa    Marcus North    Ben Hilfenhaus   
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