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Spectator sport

The Kiwi tourists are a living lesson

11 June 2015

1:00 PM

11 June 2015

1:00 PM

A rather desultory Test series is taking place in the Caribbean where Australia are marmalising the West Indies, with a one-time Bournemouth club cricketer called Adam Voges scoring his maiden Test century at the near-pensionable age of 35 (the oldest ever as it happens: bodes well for the Ashes, doesn’t it?).

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