Johnstone: Hurtful words have place in cricket  Last updated
05:00 01/12/2013 Michael Clarke Getty Images AUSSIE THREAT:
Australia captain Michael Clarke taunted England with threats of
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erupted into a bit of a slanging match was no surprise.  That it
took so long to happen was unusual.  This is the peak of test
cricket, the ultimate contest in a sport where insults and mind
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