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June 22, 2009Posted on 06/22/2009 in Offbeat
Now we can lose the Ashes twice
A team of young Aboriginal players is retracing their steps in England with a tour that will honour the trailblazers of 1868 - nine years before the first Ashes series established cricket's oldest rivalry - and play at many of the same venues. Kathy Marks has more in the Independent.
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