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beecher

You left out the best quote "We came to expect McGrath and Warne to 'target' certain players and to say they were going to hammer us," Arthur said. "They made those statements because, by and large, they were good enough to back them up. Maybe it's become an Aussie tradition to make these big statements before an important series but, to be honest, it doesn't sound quite the same coming from the coach, does it?"

petervz

You completely missed the the real reason Arthur spoke out. Nielsen said that the South Africans talk was cheap. Thats the whole reason for this!

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Viru was on fire yesterday, and Yusuf Pathan the opposite. Y usuf might have thought that he was playing for India yesterday. I hope the form of Viru, Gauti, MSD and yusuf stays as it is as long as possible.

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