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Peter and Gideon speculate about what they might have seen had they been able to watch Australia lose two T20s to Bangladesh and wonder why we are so woeful at the format. In the subscriber section they answer your questions, and their own, with the subject being their favourite live albums. The title is not one of them, but could be.
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Peter and Gideon speculate about what they might have seen had they been able to watch Australia lose two T20s to Bangladesh and wonder why we are so woeful at the format. In the subscriber section they answer your questions, and their own, with the subject being their favourite live albums. The title is not one of them, but could be. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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