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Cricket-Australia open-minded about batting order, Green still to prove fitness for second test: coach

Oct 15 (Reuters) – Selectors are open-minded about Australia's batting order and could make further changes for the second test against South Africa depending on the surface at Gqeberha, coach Andrew

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