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2nd October 2018, 00:11 #1
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In an all-time ODI XI, at least three and as many as five players would be Indians
Sachin, Kohli and MSD are certainties in the X1. Decent cases can be made for Kapil Dev (although I would not pick him - better bowlers and sloggers exist) and Rohit Sharma.
Sharma has emerged as a monstrous ODI player. No batsman has scored massive hundreds with the frequency at which he does. Given that ODIs are uniformly played on flat decks, he has all surface insurance. On a good deck, he is the most devastating opener I have seen.
So, potentially,
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2nd October 2018, 00:17 #2
Rohit won't be a candidate for an all time XIs.
"If this happens I will swim across the Charles River! In winter!" -- OZGOD on NZ batting 6 sessions
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2nd October 2018, 00:19 #3
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2nd October 2018, 00:25 #4
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2nd October 2018, 00:26 #5
Only Sachin and Kohli. Dhoni can be easily replaced with Gilchrist.
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2nd October 2018, 00:29 #6
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2nd October 2018, 00:43 #7
Sachin Tendulkar
Sanath Jayasuriya
Ricky Ponting*
Virat Kohli
AB De Villiers
MS Dhoni+
Lance Klusener
Shahid Afridi
Wasim Akram
Waqar Younis
Saqlain Mushtaq
Actually more Pakistanis than Indians
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2nd October 2018, 00:45 #8
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Coincidentally WRT Pakistan, Wasim is an absolute lock. Imran can be argued given his allround ability (as a proper top order bat as not just a slogger alongside being an ATG fast bowler), Waqar at his pomp was the most destructive quick I have ever seen and Saqlain has a wizard.
Personally, I would pick Wasim. Imran depending on the composition.
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2nd October 2018, 00:46 #9
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2nd October 2018, 00:47 #10
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2nd October 2018, 00:50 #11
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Absolutely no way. There are 10 other batsman who can replace Gilchrist at the top.
There is absolutely no one above Dhoni when it comes to batting at number 6.
It's not for nothing that he is the only batsmen ever to have scored 10k runs by mostly batting outside of the top 4.
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2nd October 2018, 00:52 #12
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2nd October 2018, 00:54 #13
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Someone who is really underrated as an ODI opener is Saurav Ganguly. I don't know if he makes it to the final XI but he is definitely in contention.
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2nd October 2018, 00:54 #14
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2nd October 2018, 00:55 #15
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Other certainties include IVA Richards.
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2nd October 2018, 00:56 #16
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2nd October 2018, 00:56 #17
Rohit and Kapil will definitely not be in contention of an all-time ODI XI. Rohit does not even make India's all-time XI.
Dhoni is 50-50, some pick him but others don't. Even Virat Kohli is not a given since many would prefer someone like Ricky Ponting, who has shined his brightest at the biggest stage while Kohli is a choker.
Pakistan, Windies and South Africa probably have as many representatives as India in an all-time ODI XI. Australia have far more.
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2nd October 2018, 01:00 #18
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Yeah. I agree with your 3 choices. Sachin, Dhoni and Kohli are lock-ins.
Rohit Sharma is potentially an ODI ATG but not yet. Maybe in another 3 years.
Kapil's spot is probably a toss-up between himself and Imran Khan. I suppose there isn't a lot to choose between the two.
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2nd October 2018, 01:00 #19
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I disagree. Obviously Australia have been the best team but when picking AT X1's, individual brilliance can mean that the best actual side need not have the most representatives. They just had a narrow spread shifted towards excellence than away from it.
For the WI (whom I adore as a cricketing nation), IVA is obviously the best ever. Lara has a good case, Ambrose, Holding, Garner. Haynes?
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2nd October 2018, 01:01 #20
Pakistanis that might get in an all-time ODI XI: Wasim, Waqar, Saqlain and Imran. With Saeed Ajmal and Inzamam ul Haq being honorable mentions and far better players than Rohit.
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2nd October 2018, 01:02 #21
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Quite a few more AR than those 2 in ODIs to pick from. Truth be told, Imran was a much more rounded batsman but lacked Kapil's explosive hitting. As a bowler, irrespective of stats, Imran was much more menacing. That said, one could opt for Kallis, Watson etc (many options) depending on where you wanted to fit them into the side.
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2nd October 2018, 01:03 #22
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2nd October 2018, 01:03 #23
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2nd October 2018, 01:03 #24
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2nd October 2018, 01:04 #25
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Tendu
Universe Boss over Warner
Kallis
Richards (C)
Virat
Ponting
AB De V
Sanga over Gilchrist
Wasim
Murali
Waqar
McGrath
So only two should be in.
Forgive when you are on top. Don't you want to be forgiven?
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2nd October 2018, 01:05 #26
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2nd October 2018, 01:06 #27
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Another way of looking at it: who are the ABSOLUTE LOCKS.
Sachin
Richards
Wasim
Kohli
Those 4 are surely beyond doubt now.
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2nd October 2018, 01:06 #28
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Tendu
Universe Boss over Warner
Kallis
Richards (C)
Virat
Ponting
AB De V
Sanga over Gilchrist
Wasim
Murali
McGrath
So only two should be in.
Forgive when you are on top. Don't you want to be forgiven?
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2nd October 2018, 01:07 #29
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Kallis? Definitely. If you're going for a batting AR then Kallis over both Kapil and IK. If you want a bowling AR, then Kallis is the wrong choice.
Watson? No I don't think he should be in contention. Because Watson's direct competition are people like Kallis, Klusener and Flintoff who are all better options.
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2nd October 2018, 01:08 #30
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2nd October 2018, 01:09 #31
Saqlain is just as strong a contender as Imran. The only two that can be picked over him are Murali and Warne but Saqlain can just as easily be picked over them.
Yes, just like only one Indian undisputedly makes the XI. There are only a handful of such players: Sachin, Wasim, Viv and McGrath. That is it
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2nd October 2018, 01:10 #32
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Lol.
Nobody in the world would even think of Kapil when it's Imran on the other hand. Be neutral.
Wasim, Imran are 100% certain.
Kohli, Sachin are 100% certain.
And no, Dhoni does not make it - very debatable, so not 100%. If you want to include debatable then Waqar, Saeed Anwar and Saqlain would also make it.
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2nd October 2018, 01:11 #33
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Exact same can be said of Kapil. World cup winning captain. Beat WI in the 80s in the final which is way more impressive than beating an English team of the 90s.
And his 175* in that WC is still considered to be one of the best ODI innings ever. It's ranked number 4 on the Wisden 100.
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2nd October 2018, 01:11 #35
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Well my team is imbalanced and now I can't correct it.
AB picks up the gloves, Sanga out include Waqar.
Now
2 Ind
2 SA
2 WI
2 Aus
2 Pak
1 SL.
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2nd October 2018, 01:14 #37
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Only 1 alrounder can make the team and that is Jacques Kallis.
The captaincy is taken up by Viv Richards.Last edited by Abdullah719; 2nd October 2018 at 03:36.
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2nd October 2018, 01:16 #38
Rohit doesn't make an all time 11. Kapil is debatable
Kohli makes an all time 11 and even if you don't think he does by the end of his career he will. Sachin makes an all time 11.
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2nd October 2018, 01:20 #39
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Kapil and Imran are completely comparable. Imran was the better bowler but Kapil was much better as a batsman. The man had a SR of 95 fgs. Even Viv was striking at 90.
And IK and Kapil are both WC winning captains. So there's definitely a stage set for a comparison to be made.
Waqar is debatable. His direct competition are people like Lillie, Marshall, Roberts and McGrath. So if you are comfortable picking Waqar over those men, go ahead.
Saqlain is not in the reckoning either unless you think he should be played ahead of Murli and Warne.
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2nd October 2018, 01:21 #40
1. Tendulkar
2. Gilchrist
3. Richards
4. Ponting
5. De Villiers
6. S. Waugh (c)
7. Pollock
8. Wasim
9. Warne
10. Donald
11. Garner
I think Kohli will replace Ponting by the time he retires. Waugh's the left-field choice somewhat, but he wasn't known as the iceman for nothing.
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2nd October 2018, 01:22 #41
Maximum:- 4
Tendulkar
Gilchrist/Jayasuriya
Kohli
Richards
AB
Dhoni(wkt)
Kapil Dev
Wasim
Warne
Murali/Garner
McGrath
Minimum can be zero for any team or any country.
Even for Australia, an example:-
Tendulkar
Jayasuriya
Kohli
Viv
AB
Dhoni(wkt)
Kapil/Klusenar
Wasim
Saqlain
Murali
Garner
This team can become an all-time ODI XI, yet no Australian in it.
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2nd October 2018, 01:24 #42
It is not about winning a World Cup; Ponting has won three but is not considered a legendary captain. Neither is Kapil.
The 175* was a fantastic innings but a match-winning innings in a World Cup final has its own appeal and pressure. Just ask Sachin.
In my opinion, he did not bowl a single illegal delivery. His action was cleared in 2009 and he was bowling on the basis of being cleared by the ICC for the next five years.
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2nd October 2018, 01:25 #43
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Klusner is better than imran or kapil in odi.
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2nd October 2018, 01:30 #46
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Sachin
Ponting
Kohli
Viv
Abd
Dhoni
Klusner
Wasim
Warne/ murli
Lee
McGrath.
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2nd October 2018, 01:30 #47
My XI would be:
1) Sachin Tendulker
2) Hashim Amla
3) Ricky Ponting
4) Viv Richards
5) AB de Villiers
6) MS Dhoni (wk)
7) Imran Khan (c)
8) Saqlain Mushtaq
9) Wasim Akram
10) Joel Garner
11) Glenn McGrath
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2nd October 2018, 01:37 #48
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2nd October 2018, 01:37 #49
Actually, I would make one change:
1) Sachin Tendulker
2) Hashim Amla
3) Ricky Ponting
4) Viv Richards
5) AB de Villiers
6) MS Dhoni (wk)
7) Imran Khan (c)
8) Wasim Akram
9) Saqlain Mushtaq
10) Muttiah Muralitharan
11) Glenn McGrath
12) Joel Garner
This makes the bowling attack bullet-proof on any kind of wicket except for Australian ones, where Garner would come back in for one of the spinners.
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2nd October 2018, 01:44 #50
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Is the 2nd opener the most unsettled spot?
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2nd October 2018, 01:48 #52
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If one opens will Gilly and gives AB the #6 slot it solves the opening dilemma but you lose MSD's game awareness.
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2nd October 2018, 02:40 #54
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Else I take it you are happy to ignore a 10 run differential on other occasions and still champion the player who has such inferior returns the better bat?
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2nd October 2018, 04:31 #57
Sachin and kohli is fixed.
Dhoni can be replaced only if gilly opens with sachin, but I will go with dhoni because you can replace gilly the opener with jayasuriya, sehwag, rohit, anwar, greenidge, haynes kinds who are equally destructive
but you cant replace dhoni the reliable cum destructive finisher...not even bevan, or klusaner or ABD can do that at no 6/7.
Sangakara, flower etc have no chance as they cant do slogging as finisher and for the middle order we have absolute GOATS like viv, kohli, lara , ponting etc.
So, Sachin Virat and Dhoni have sealed it. Rohit kapil are debatable far from certain.
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2nd October 2018, 04:34 #58
Yes.
At least 4 Indians literally pick themselves in an ATG ODI XI simply based on record and impact.
Tendulkar - GOAT opener
Kohli - GOAT chaser
Dhoni - GOAT finisher/2nd only to Kohl in chasing
Dev - GOAT all rounder
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Tendulkar
Gilchrist
Kohli
Richards
ABD
Kallis
Dhoni
Warne
Akram
Mcgrath
Garner
Thats my team.In subcontinent conditions you can switch out garner for murali and gilchrist for jayasuriya.
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Actually that difference is magnified by the number of NOs Imran has.
In terms of runs per innings (excluding NOs) it's 19.5 runs per innings for Kapil and 24.5 for Imran.
And like I said, a strike rate of 95! In en era where Viv's SR of 90 was considered the epitome of batting domination.
And as far as the "1 innings" thing, well, the thing is that 175* is ranked by none other than Wisden as the 4th best ODI innings ever. So it's a big deal.
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2nd October 2018, 04:58 #62
Allrounder will get the no.7 slot...
Which has to be great fast bowler/spinner cum great striker of the ball.
{You wont play kallis at 3/4/5 to sacrifice kohli viv lara or ponting surely}
Options :
Klusaner....not a great pacer
Watson.....same
Shakib/razzaq....not world class in any one discipline
Afridi....level below a genuine spinner
Imran...great pacer but not a hard hitter
That leaves with 3 genuine choices -
Kapil, flintoff and pollock.
Personally I would pick
Kapil....He fits the slot best (genuine swing bowler and wicket taker in odis + striking ability ahead of his times + great fielder + wc winner captain)
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2nd October 2018, 05:12 #63
Sachin
Jayasuriya
Viv
Kohli
ABD
Dhoni
Kapil
Wasim
Warne
Mcgrath
Garner
12th man : muralidharan
Wasim and kapil masters of swing.
Garner tall and genuine quick.
Mcgrath economical as hell.
3 different spinners warne murali jaya.
Batting first sachin, jaya, ABD will wreak havoc....while chasing kohli viv and dhoni safe as hell.
Kapil, wasim, warne good lower order strikers if need.
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1. Sachin
2. Jayasuriya
3. Kohli
4. Viv
5. ABD
6. Dhoni
7. Kapil
8. Wasim
9. Warne
10. Waqar
11. McGrath
This would be my personal choice. 4 pacers, 2 spinners and batting down till number 9.
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2nd October 2018, 05:20 #65
How much is Dhoni's average boosted by NOs? How does this post prove your point when the difference between Imran's average and Kapil's is still five points?
Imran was just as good a batsman as Kapil, if not better. Imran actually batted in the top four and played a superb match-winning innings in a World Cup final. All Kapil has is a century against Zimbabwe.
Kapil's SR was definitely fantastic but I fail to see how he was anything more than a Shahid Afridi prototype with the bat.
Of course, Imran was unarguably the superior bowler.Last edited by Bilal7; 2nd October 2018 at 05:22.
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2nd October 2018, 05:23 #66
"If this happens I will swim across the Charles River! In winter!" -- OZGOD on NZ batting 6 sessions
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2nd October 2018, 05:26 #67
I wonder how much closely PPers suggesting Kallis have watched Kallis. Kallis lost countless matches due to selfish batting. I will hesitate to take Kallis even in all time SA XI.
Now if talk is about test then he is right up there with the best. Klusener was far better than Kallis as an all rounder in ODI format.
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2nd October 2018, 05:42 #70
IK and Dev is not a close debate. I won't pick even Dev because you may not want to pick an all rounder, but if you have to pick then Dev gets the nod.
To put it in perspective,
Majority of career, Dev had higher rating than peak rating of IK in ODI. If that doesn't convince anyone then nothing is going to convince. It's not a marginal case. He was also a better fielder than IK, which is not reflected in ratings and no debate is needed for that. His achievement in ODI as captain is nothing less than IK.
Yep, IK was also going over 4.31 runs per over against best team of his era and it's reflected in his career best bowlers rank of 4.
Not sure how anyone can make a case for IK over Dev in ODI format. It's like some one arguing for Dev over IK in the test format. Gap was wider in the test in my oinion, but enough gap exist in both formats to not have a serious debate.
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It could be termed "useless" if the ranking was for a few months here and there. But Kapil was the number 1 ranked all-arounder for almost 10 years in a row, in the company of not just Imran but also Botham and Hadlee.
If you want to dismiss that because of your tinted glasses, go ahead. You do that with everything anyway.
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2nd October 2018, 05:57 #75
There are 14 batsmen that have achieved a higher rating than Sachin Tendulker and 13 bowlers who have achieved a higher rating than Wasim. It is mind-boggling how some people pretend like these ICC ratings are the be-all, end-all of every debate.
It is clear to anybody who watched the two that Imran was a superior bowler and captain to Kapil. In the batting department, they were both short of greatness, generally speaking, but Imran did play a match-winning innings in a World Cup final.
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2nd October 2018, 05:59 #77
Like, I said, do you know what was the highest rating than Sachin achieved during his 20 year career? Are you willing to accept that Javed Miandad at his peak was a better ODI batsman than Sachin at his peak?
Or are you now willing to accept that the rankings are not an accurate indicator of quality?
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2nd October 2018, 06:01 #78
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2nd October 2018, 06:04 #79
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The point is not what is the peak rating. That is dependent on a string of successive great innings.
The point is sustaining that ranking. 10 years is not a joke.
But anyway like I said, if you want to stick to your version, go ahead. But you can't convince me that Imran was better than Kapil in ODIs.
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2nd October 2018, 06:07 #80
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