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Greg Blewett Produced An Absolute Rocket From The Deep During The 1999 Adelaide Test Against India. Sadagopan Ramesh Played The Ball Towards Cover And Set Off But Blewett Chased It Down, Turned And Fired A Flat, Direct Throw From Around 70 Metres. The Ball Smashed Into The Stumps With... show more

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YuG TanwaR🇮🇳1 month ago

Shot was played by debang gandhi not ramesh...Ramesh was left handed...

Anand Patil1 month ago

Sadgopan Ramesh Righty kab se ho gaya

Rajesh Varadharajan1 month ago

The post and the video - how can they get this horribly wrong. Batsman was out running for the 4th run !!

Arjun Punj1 month ago

If I remember correctly, S Ramesh was a left handed batsman @JosePuliampatta

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