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‘Not The Words I Would've Used,’ Smith Reacts To Khawaja’s 'piece Of...' Review Of Perth Pitch
On the opening day of the blockbuster series, 19 batters came and went as both teams' fast bowling attacks targeted weaknesses in the opposition’s batting line-ups, leading to the match concluding late on day two.
Despite receiving the highest possible rating from the ICC, Khawaja, who was unable to take his usual opening position in both innings due to back spasms, described the pitch on the first day as a “piece of s...t”.
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