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***Official*** South Africa in Australia 2012
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Your mama
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well done south africa. Best team in the world. Havent lost an away series since 2006!!
As for australia they could really and i mean really challenge for the spot if they can get their ducks right.
They need a good stable performing top order that reduces the pressure on clarke and hussey. Their blowing stocks could be the best in the world with patto, cummins, siddle, starc, mj and lyon.
They just need to get their house in order and have the stars align for them nicely
As for australia they could really and i mean really challenge for the spot if they can get their ducks right.
They need a good stable performing top order that reduces the pressure on clarke and hussey. Their blowing stocks could be the best in the world with patto, cummins, siddle, starc, mj and lyon.
They just need to get their house in order and have the stars align for them nicely
flibbertyjibber
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I am loving the thought of our bowlers against your batting line up. I expect to win at home and will be surprised if you can regroup in time to win a few months later.
wpdavid
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I wish I had enough confidence in our batters to completely agree with you. Cook in English conditions < Cook in Aus or India, Trott & Bell now <<< Trott & Bell 18 months ago and we don't really know who will bat at 2 or 6. KP had better have one helluva series. But Clarke in his present form may be enough to make the difference in a low scoring series. This one feels a lot like the 1989 contest right now.
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