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Warner slams 'pathetic' Test crowds in South Africa
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Former batter David Warner has hit out at the "pathetic" attendances in the ongoing Test series between South Africa and Australia.
Former batter David Warner has hit out at the "pathetic" attendances in the ongoing Test series between South Africa and Australia.
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