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Australia might unleash four pacers

Melbourne: Coach Tim Nielsen has said that Australia will not hesitate to unleash four fast bowlers against India in the Boxing Day Test at the MCG.

Australia would ideally like to field three quicks and a spinner, but that will have to be reviewed because of leg-spinner Stuart MacGill’s injury and form woes and paceman Shaun Tait’s sizzling effort against Queensland at the Gabba on Sunday.

South Australian Tait, who played the last of his two Tests on the 2005 Ashes tour, returned with match figures of 10 for 98 and has shot back into Test reckoning. Nielsen said Australia wanted to use its best attack regardless of its make-up. “My gut feeling is that we have to pick our four best bowlers, it doesn’t matter if they are spinners or quicks” Nielsen was quoted as saying by the Herald Sun. — PTI

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