That match, of course, was the one in which Adam Gilchrist announced himself to the world for his special batting abilities. Chasing 369 for victory, Australia were tottering at 126 for 5 when Gilchrist, playing only his second Test, walked in and with Justin Langer put together an extraordinary partnership of 238 as Australia stole a four-wicket victory. Hobart is clearly a good venue for spin bowling - they've taken 64 wickets at 24, while the fast bowlers' 100 wickets have come at a rather costly 41.81 apiece. Even if you take Warne out of the equation, the rest of the spinners have taken 40 wickets at 26.88. Stuart MacGill hasn't yet played a Test here but expect him to get a bagful over the next five days.