Stumps Day 3
Australia 602/9d & 181/1 (40.0 ov);
England 157
Australia lead by 626 runs with 9 wickets remaining.
Full scorecard here.
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Adelaide, capital of South Australia, a place (someone once said) which "is not exactly the end of the earth but if you stand on the roof you can see it".
Matthew Engel Financial Times (UK) 9 December 2006.
Matthew Engel Financial Times (UK) 9 December 2006.
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