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Australia in India, 2008: 4th Test, Day 3 – Highlights

Nov.08, 2008 in Australia, India

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The morning session was reason for some controversy with several calling into question Dhoni’s negative tactics – Ishanth Sharma and Zaheer Khan had an extended spell with Harbhajan being introduced 15 minutes before lunch and the two pacers consistently bowled on and outside offstump to an 8 man offside field.

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