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"If they [England] keep losing series, and winning dead rubbers, then I think Australia will thrash them. They will wipe the floor with them."
Shane Warne issues the first Ashes salvo

Oct 7, 2008

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How can you tell an India or Pakistan Test is about to start?

By Will 2 years ago, mid-January Leave a comment on this post

There are many ways to tell if a Test match is about to start in India or Pakistan. Perhaps the best way is to look at the size of the clusters at Cricinfo (cluster being a group of headlines); one day to go, and it’s already filling up nicely with a bunch of quotes from every man and his dog! It’ll be enourmous this time tomorrow…

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