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November 28, 2005Posted on 11/28/2005 in Australian cricket
Symonds v Bravo
Robert Craddock says in The Courier-Mail Australia’s allrounders need time to settle because the team has a middle-order batting problem.
In The Age Trevor Marshallsea writes Dwayne Bravo showed why West Indians — and not just those from his and Lara's native Trinidad — are looking to him as the brightest hope for the future.
Cricinfo’s third-Test verdict on the two allrounders on show is here.
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