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Harmison and Plunkett go head-to-head

By Will last year, mid-November, CommentsHarmison+and+Plunkett+go+head-to-head2007-11-18+12%3A04%3A11Will

Cricket’s such an incestuous sport really, isn’t it? Steve Harmison is playing for the Lions in South Africa thanks to Dale Benkenstein’s connection (his team-mate at Durham). And today Harmison faces off against his other colleague, Liam Plunkett, who’s swimming with the Dolphins. Plunkett whacked 45 but neither bowler has really shone so far. Scorecard here.

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