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In the Zone

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  21 August 2013

David Papineau
David Papineau*
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King's College Londondavid.papineau@kcl.ac.uk
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On the Friday afternoon of the 3rd test at Trent Bridge in 2001, the series was in the balance. The Australians had won the first two tests easily, but England now found themselves in a position of some strength. They had restricted Australia to a first-innings lead of just 5 runs, and had built a lead of 120 with six wickets in hand. Mark Ramprakash was in and had been batting steadily for well over an hour. Even though this Australian side was as strong as any in cricket history, England had real hopes of getting back into the series.

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Royal Institute of Philosophy Supplements , Volume 73: Philosophy and Sport , October 2013 , pp. 175 - 196
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