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'I'm Not Changing My Tune; We've Got To Move On With Times', Says Vaughan On 4-day Tests
"I won’t change my tune. We’ve got to move with the times. Five-day Test match cricket, love it. Loved the MCG (Test). It would just happen a little bit quicker and the dramatic fifth day would become the dramatic fourth day.
"The great game, which is Test match cricket to survive, not just for our time but going beyond 50, 60, 70, 80 years, I do think it’s now a four-day product so I’m not changing my tune,” said Vaughan to SEN Radio on Monday.
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