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How two wicketkeepers standing up to pace derailed England's Test dominance
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How two wicketkeepers standing up to pace derailed England's Test dominance

Thirty England wickets fell in the two series as Carey and Blundell kept up to seamers at the fastest average delivery speeds ever recorded with a keeper up.

Why it mattersAustralia and New Zealand meet in four Tests this summer, with both Carey and Blundell likely to deploy the tactic against each other.

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