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6. © 2011 wheresjenny.com Sports : A Money Spinner Cricket can be called a money spinner. Trading Strategies Undertaken for Test Matches Upon analysis of the teams, weather and ground stats, draw is laid on pitches that are likely to deteriorate. Once partnerships hit milestones backing is done for “Under” in runs.

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