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Indian bowling lacked direction and purpose

Author: sify.com Published: 26th Jan 2012 Category: Cricket News
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In the lead up to this Test, Michael Clarke had a whitewash in his mind, but the pitch being a batting paradise might have led him to think that the conditions were perfect for an Indian fight back.

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