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Comments about my edit on Jan 19, 2005 :

(a) As far as I can find, the wicket where England was allout for 52 was 'live' but not one ruined by rain. If anyone can find evidence to contrary, they can revert the changes.

(b) >> Hutton however showed his customary determination and resolve to lead England to victory in the last two Tests to draw the series 2-2.

England won the third and fifth Tests, the fourth ended in a draw.

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