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Hampshire v Middlesex (FP T20)[scorecard] [over comparison]Surprise surprise, no Finn, no O’Brien. Shaun Udal and Gareth Amen Berg back. Morgan nothing to do, but not allowed to play, Dexter not amused. Hants won the toss and are batting.

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