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We are not consistent: Dhoni
India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni today blamed the inconsistency of the batsmen for the failure in the ongoing Hero Honda series against Australia. Full Article at Webindia123
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Individual players have scored but as a team we have not done well as because of that we lost some matches which should have been won, specially in Mohali and Hyderabad
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Sehwag’s more of an aggressor. The way he paces his innings gives us the momentum. All of us have witnessed it in the past
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The pitch didn't misbehave in any way though there was a bit of movement for the fast bowlers early on. I said at the toss also that the first half-an-hour would be crucial and if we negotiate that we could set the total that we had in mind
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The first half an hour was important, and the first 15 minutes did all the damage today. They did bowl well. There was swing there and they exploited it well
