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Ian Chappell

Raina not adaptable like Hussey, says Ian Chappell

By CricketCountry Staff

 

Former Australian captain has drawn comparisons between Suresh Raina and Australian middle-order batsman Michael Hussey saying the latter is more flexible in varying conditions than Raina.

 

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Sehwag’s absence will hurt India: Ian Chappell

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The King, Viv Richards continues to be the numero uno exponent of the hook shot.

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Katich axe is pragmatic decision, asserts Chappell

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Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s team emulated Kapil Dev’s 1983 team by winning the World Cup.

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Boon to have role models like Tendulkar, Dravid & Dhoni to mentor youngsters

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