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Peter and Gideon watch a Third Test as yet is too close to call, featuring a fine sixth wicket partnership between Alex Carey and Cameron Green on a pitch as flat as Mark E. Smith's voice.
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Peter and Gideon watch Test cricket return to Lahore on a tough day for batters and a great day for umpires, taking the opportunity to muse on the late, unlamented tyrant who gave Gaddafi Stadium its name
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Peter and Gideon watch Pakistan and Australia play out a pulsating stalemate in the Second Test at Karachi, with Babar Azam and Mohammed Rizwan the heroes on the final day.
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Peter and Gideon watch Australia toil but fail to break the partnership of Babar Azam and Abdullah Shafique, leaving the Second Test in the balance. Also Aleem Dar in focus and Peter's new honour.
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Peter and Gideon watch Australia carry all before them on the third day of the Second Test in Karachi, and also answer your mail.
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Peter and Gideon watch an attritional second day of the Second Test at Karachi, with Alex Carey falling just short of his maiden Test hundred but leaving Australia well in control.
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Peter and Gideon discuss Usman Khawaja's glorious homecoming on the first day of the Second Test in Karachi.
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Peter and Gideon contemplate the extraordinary coincidence of Australia picking a second spinner for the Karachi Test forty years after The Fall employed a second dummer on Hex Enduction Hour.
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Pete and Gideon defy the treacherous internet that threatens to divide them while discussing the dismal last rites of the First Test in Rawalpindi.
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Pete and Gideon discuss the fourth day of the First Test at Rawalpindi, Australia's steady middle order march, their latest reflections on the passing of Shane Warne, and the institution of the soap opera.
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