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February 1, 2008

Australia v India, Twenty20 international, Melbourne

Australia 1 for 75 (Clarke 37*) beat India 74 (Pathan 26, Bracken 3-11) by nine wickets
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Match package
Bulletin - India crash to embarrassing loss
Quotes - 'Batsmen forgot their roles' - Dhoni
Roving Reporter - Buzz, boos and a Bomber
Gallery

Preview Package
Preview - India to use Twenty20 as 'practice'
Quotes - Dhoni urges team to stay in line
News - Ponting out of Twenty20 match

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