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Jansen claims five-wicket haul as Aussie wickets TUMBLE
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Marco Jansen took 5 wickets as Australia were ALL OUT in their first innings, forcing the follow-on on day four of the second Test.
Marco Jansen took 5 wickets as Australia were ALL OUT in their first innings, forcing the follow-on on day four of the second Test.
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