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Chappell: No way out for Sri Lanka

Former Australia captain Ian Chappell discusses the first two days of the second Test between Australia and Sri Lanka at the MCG (00:00)

Interviewer: Brydon Coverdale

December 27, 2012

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Posted by   on (December 28, 2012, 3:08 GMT)

I totally agree with everything that Ian has said in his analysis. It is great for the Australian side that they are doing well even given that Sri Lanka are not in the same level as either South Africa or England.

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