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October 27, 2007Posted on 10/27/2007 in Australian cricket
John Buchanan: The cricket coach
'If cricket is a team game played by individuals, what does a coach do? The Australian cricket team has enjoyed an extraordinary purple patch over the past decade, and for much of it the man with the clipboard was John Buchanan. Meet him on the Sports Factor'.
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