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October 24, 2009Posted on 10/24/2009 in Indian cricket
The unkindest cut of them all
Did the Indian selectors value Rahul Dravid on his own merit or was he a stop-gap arrangement? Pradeep Magazine in his column in the Hindustan Times, believes the batsman's non-inclusion for the series against Australia has been grossly unfair.
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