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India-Australia series hit more than ashes


Test cricket series running between India and Australia so far the one-sided view even though Mahendra Singh Dhoni captain of India lost the first two matches but according to the latest ratings audience are more than ashes series. In TV this series is been proving a hit more than Ashes.


Compared to last year's ashes this year television viewership has been up to 30 percent.
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  1. RahulJanuary 8, 2012 at 7:17 PM

    No fun in Cricket now... Its trend that Host Country wins series and Matches like anything... All seems predicted ................... Where is Cricket???!!!!

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  2. Cricket CupJanuary 8, 2012 at 10:33 PM

    Rahul, its not like that.. its all about how dedicate you are in the host country, and i feel australian team is doing superb job, just because of fast and bounce pitches, australians are taking advantage of it. on the other hand indians are still struggling in overseas grounds...the next match in waca is going to be crucial for india team and according to the report waca is all about bounce and super fast pitches.. so i think india is going to be loose the next match though

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  3. AnonymousJanuary 10, 2012 at 9:46 PM

    Sincerely hoping India Batsmen can get the Aussie bowlers to bowl their 80 overs twice in the 3rd test. This should bring the Team back in the series

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