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For 48 deliveries last night Aaron Finch did not hit a single boundary. Yet the Australian captain maintained his composure, worked back into his innings and then demolished the Sri Lankan attack en route to making 153.
For 48 deliveries last night Aaron Finch did not hit a single boundary. Yet the Australian captain maintained his composure, worked back into his innings and then demolished the Sri Lankan attack en route to making 153.
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A classic Pakistan implosion handed Australia their third win of the World Cup last night after the Aussies had coughed up a chance to make a massive score batting first.
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A bizarre run chase by Australia marred by awful tactics saw them lose their blockbuster match against India last night.
A bizarre run chase by Australia marred by awful tactics saw them lose their blockbuster match against India last night.
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In recent years, Australian captains visiting Trent Bridge have walked away open-mouthed and void of any answers.
In recent years, Australian captains visiting Trent Bridge have walked away open-mouthed and void of any answers.
For 48 deliveries last night Aaron Finch did not hit a single boundary. Yet the Australian captain maintained his composure, worked back into his innings and then demolished the Sri Lankan attack en route to making 153.
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Excellent piece that perfectly sums up Finch’s batting last night, Ronan. I wonder if that 48 ball slump you referred to…(more)