If these walls could talk: Why Cape Town dressing room will haunt Aussies
It’s an eerie feeling wandering through the same dressing room where Australia’s sandpaper shame played out eight years ago, as members of the Test team are about to learn.
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The Age (Australia) and ABC News Australia describe the same event in different terms.
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It’s an eerie feeling wandering through the same dressing room where Australia’s sandpaper shame played out eight years ago, as members of the Test team are about to learn.
It’s an eerie feeling wandering through the same dressing room where Australia’s sandpaper shame played out eight years ago, as members of the Test team are about to learn.
Australia returns to the scene of Sandpapergate for the third Test in Cape Town, with the series on a knife edge.