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Indexed  July 16, 2010

Pakistan v Australia (T20 II)[scorecard]Dunno why it so bloody hurts. It’s just a T20. Maybe the defeat would be more bearable, if Mo Asif had been playing. But once more the Oz fort, the best batting line-up in the world, has been taken down by the unplayable Pakistan attack, and even Akhtar was sort of dangerous.

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