 Times Online | Harmison raises spectre of bodyline Brisbane Times STEVE HARMISON thinks he has exposed holes in the technique of Phillip Hughes and a soft spot in the attitude of the Australian team, advising England's quicks to target the body of the young batting sensation and sensing the once-dominant Australians ... Notts trio psyched up for Ashes Go for Hughes's ribs: Steve Harmison Selection blunders hamper Aussie Ashes assault with lack of batsmen |
Harmison raises spectre of bodyline – Brisbane Times
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