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By Will 4 years ago, at the start of April Add your comment below

Jason Gillespie has been recalled for Australia’s tour of Bangladesh. Interesting selection – all eyes will be on Mitchell Johnson, though, assuming he plays a Test. Australia need a young fast bowler to make an impact before the Ashes.

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