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Nov 24
Nasser Hussain says it's time to find out if Luke Wright can transform England's one-day fortunes.
If England's series defeat to India has proved one thing it is that they need to learn from the opposition and quickly.
There is an important year of one-day cricket coming up that includes a Twenty20 World Cup, so it's time for a few answers.
Look at the first ball Virender Sehwag got in Bangalore from James Anderson - the first ball of the match - it was wide outside off-stump and he whacked it over extra cover for four.
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