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Australia’s selection panel will have no specialist bowling input after Merv Hughes was cut from the group. Hughes joined as Allan Border’s replacement in 2005, but Cricket Australia’s board was unanimous in letting him go as a result of Greg Chappell’s …   See the complete post here

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