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Aussie juggernaut rolls on
Steamroll England by 218-runs in the second Test; just a win away from regaining the Ashes
Mitchell Johnson was adjudged MoM for his devastating spell. AFP |
Adelaide, December 9
A ruthless Australia rattled through England's final four wickets on Monday to complete an emphatic 218-run victory in the second Ashes test and push the tourists to the brink of a humiliating series defeat.
The crushing win at Adelaide Oval puts Australia 2-0 ahead in the five-test series, a stunning turnaround from the 3-0 Ashes defeat they suffered in England in August.
The hosts will fancy their chances of securing the famous urn in Perth, where England have not won since 1978 and where man-of-the-match Mitchell Johnson looms as an even greater threat on the WACA's bouncy wicket.
"It's not a fluke that we have won the first two test matches," Australia captain Michael Clarke told reporters after his team tore through England's tail in less than an h
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Harshad Khadiwale, pillar of Maharashtra batting
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Having made his first class debut at 18 eight seasons ago, Maharashtra opener Harshad Khadiwale has finally come of age. Having amassed 930 runs in Maharashtra’s campaign this Ranji Trophy, the 25-year-old right-hander tops the list of batsmen to have scored most runs at the end of the league stage.
With three centuries and four fifties including two scores in the 90s, Khadiwale has turned out to be Maharashtra’s match-winner.
“I am happy I could deliver. It is satisfying to help the team progress to the knockouts,” said Khadiwale, who scored his career best 262 against Goa early this season.
“I should thank my coach (Surendra) Bhave sir, who never questioned my approach. That helped me to play my natural game. One has to play his natural game so that things