honestbharani
Whatever it takes!!!
No, I saw that particular game and it turned square. It rained on the morning of day 1, but the pitch wasn't affected by rain, iirc. In any event, by the morning of th match, the pitch was already prepared. The game was over in less than 3 days. There was a lot of talk about the deck after the game:
http://content-aus.cricinfo.com/ci/content/story/141533.html
It was particularly embarrasing for, I think Nathan Hauritz, who was playing as an offie and Clarke completely out-bowled him.
Yep, it was because of the rain. There was rain for a good couple of weeks before the game and the groundsmen could not put in the final touches and that led to the wicket being underprepared and therefore became a minefield for batters. Fastish spin delivered from rather uncomfortable angles was almost unplayable on that track. Hence, Clarke did better than Hauritz.