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Once upon a time, pacers ruled. They bowled fast, intimidated batsmen and even enjoyed spilling blood on the field. Batsmen had nothing but a willow, and nerves of steel, as a means of survival. Full Article at Times of India
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Bowlers are usually the breed of cricketers who seem worried before one-day games in India. The pitch at Ferozeshah Kotla for Saturday's third ODI has forced a change in the scenario. Full Article at Hindustan Times
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Vadodra, Oct 25 (IANS) India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni blamed his batsmen for their four-run loss to Australia in the opening One-Day International cricket match, but said they will bounce back in the seven-match series. Full Article at DreamCricket.com
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Team failed to cash in on the Power Play: Dhoni A sore elbow prevented Lee from bowling his quota Vadodara: Indian captain M.S. Dhoni said that the top order did not get enough runs to sustain the chase against Australia in the first match of the Hero... Full Article at The Hindu
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Mumbai: Mitchell Johnson is full of confidence now. He's even talking about opening in one-day internationals. Johnson struggled during large parts of the Ashes. He was leading the pack of fast bowlers but his performance left much to be desired. Full Article at DNA India
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I'm sure now by the time the Indians get down here this afternoon, the wickets will be fine, so it's a bit of a disadvantage for us.
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When you have to take on big-hitting batsmen like the Indians, you have to be only a few inches off and you are going to go
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For a batting group, it's about playing as straight as you can and not playing too many cross-bat shots, and for a bowling group it's all about trying to hit the stumps more often than not
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It seems everybody in the world other than the groundsmen knew that we were training at 9 in the morning. But the pitches have been watered and we could hardly have a decent knock
