Honours even at half-way mark

Author: espncricinfo.com Published: 24th Mar 2011 Category: ICC Cricket World Cup 2010/11
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The pitch was dry, India relied on spin, and Australia were driven by Brad Haddin, who oscillated between urgent nudges and calculated risks, and the game hung in balance at the half-way mark in Motera

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