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10th
March, 2001.
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| Steve
Waugh |
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"We'll
go in playing aggressive cricket looking to win a Test match, if we play
to our ability we will be very hard to beat. So I think they will be two
very good Test matches." |
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| Cammie
Smith |
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"I
don't know why the confusion arose. Slater has been served a one- match
suspended suspension for a six month period. He is available for the Eden
Gardens Test." - Clarifying to the PTI on newspaper reports |
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| Chetan
Chauhan |
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"We
are hoping to do well at the Eden Gardens. We have discussed the last
game in great detail and we are working on our weaknesses."
"They
are all professionals. They are here to play cricket". - On the Indian
players in an interview to PTI
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| Shane
Warne |
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"The
team has been playing well of late. Things are going on nicely for us. We
want to clinch the series at the Eden Gardens." - Talking to reporters after
the nets |
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| VVS
Laxman |
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"We
are also aggressive but we don't show our emotions. We try our best for
the country, sometimes we don't succeed." - The middle-order batsman at
a press conference in Kolkata |
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"Nothing
went right for us right from the beginning. Our boys were grossly match
unfit, they hadn't had enough match grinding." The former Indian skipper
to Reuters
"The
only difference is the attitude of the two sides. I don't think the Australians
are as superior as the margin of victory indicates. But they are far more
committed." - On the Indian side in Reuters
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"India
had not cashed in on their chances in Bombay and added that the batsmen
would have to play to their potential to enable the bowlers to apply pressure
on Australia on the slow Indian wickets." - "India's junior coach quotes
The NewspaperToday.com |
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Probir
Mukherjea
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"Does
India have any strength to derive home advantage!" - The Eden Gardens curator
to The NewspaperToday.com |
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