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I think those speed guns are a load of crap. Somehow the white ball goes faster - I bowled 83-84mph in the Test match, and 93mph in the one-dayers. It's crazy. I hadn't bowled a ball for ten days.
Steve Harmison has his doubts about the pace at which he's been bowling

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One-innings thrash at Delhi

By Will last year, at the end of November Leave a comment on this post

The first Test between India and Pakistan is turning into a bit of a thriller, in case you hadn’t noticed. Pakistan limited India’s lead to just 45 and Salman Butt and Mohammad Yousuf have both raced out of the blocks. But no - Yousuf has gone! Well well, this really is interesting now. Pakistan lead by 104…

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One Response to “One-innings thrash at Delhi”

Ottayan wrote:
November 24th, 2007 at 1.04 pm

A cliff- hanger in the making.

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