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India makes a comeback Australia began their second innings late on the fourth day needing 143 to win, but India were severely hampered. Kapil Dev was sidelined with a thigh strain, Yadav’s injury had worsened, and Doshi bowled through pain. Even so, the depleted attack struck hard, removing Dyson,... show more

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