Lee hopes for quick finish On a bilsteringly hot day at the WACA, Australia were served brilliantly by their most experienced paceman.
India fritter away advantage Its debatable which of Rahul Dravid or VVS Laxman will sleep less peacefully in the night.
Hussey has no issues with Indians The left-hander also brushed aside the perception that tempers have been running high after the Sydney furore, asserting that it has been a case of just one incident.
Former skipper credits openers for his success
Dravid disappointed Rahul Dravid kept muttering to and cursing himself all the way back to the pavilion after a top-edged slog-sweep off Andrew Symonds ended his outstanding innings at the WACA, but the former captain refused to beat himself up for the stroke.
AUSSIES ALWAYS SLEDGE
Ramprakash bats for Bhajji Former England batsman Mark Ramprakash has thrown his weight behind beleaguered Harbhajan Singh, saying the Indian is not the kind of person to racially abuse somebody.
Russian Maria Sharapova exults after ousting former world No 1 Lindsay Davenport in the second round of the Australian Open in Melbourne on Wednesday. AP
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