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Indexed  March 15, 2010

Did anyone else watch the re-enactment of the Wato-Kats run-out fiasco on the second morning of the Boxing Day test? Wat if Kats should have been the one to put bat-under-arm and done the walk of shame back to the pavilion? During Warney’s and Slat’s review of the first day runout between the Australian o...   See the complete post here

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