Peter Siddle takes an Ashes hat trick at the Gabba

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Indexed  November 25, 2010

With his Ming the Merciless collar and his mercilessly minging face, Peter Siddle barrelled in and dismissed Alastair Cook, Matt Prior and Stuart Broad in successive balls. We got through the experience by pretending it was a cartoon. Siddle looks like a cartoon character somehow.    See the complete post here

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