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January 27, 2006
One million dollars fine?
Harsha Bhogle wonders in his column if imposing a fine would ensure that we didn't get the sort of wickets we got at Lahore and
When Australia played India at Mumbai and we had a two-day Test, the match referee was not impressed. And with good reason for there was no surface there. But these pitches would not have produced a result in seven days and that is just as bad.He is obviously referring to India's win in the final test against Australia at the Wankhede on a pitch that assisted spin excessively. Australia's failure to score 107 in the final innings led to the usual recrimination including taking the issue up with the ICC.
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