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There are three things Michael Kasprowicz is always being asked: what’s Shane Warne really like? What do you do in retirement? And what happened at Ed

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After several umpiring errors in the Sydney Test, an official protest from the Indian board saw the unprecedented step of an umpire, Steve Bucknor, be