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In their last nine Test series in South Africa, England, New Zealand or Australia, India’s opening partnership has averaged 21, and lasted only 6.3 ov

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He will never be regarded as a statesmen of the game. Tillakaratne Dilshan is an individualist, never shy of stealing the momentAndrew Fidel Fernando