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Performer Danny Mac and with his wife Carley, above left, and Strictly partner Oti Mabuse, left Perh S

Perh S Performer Danny Mac and with his wife Carley, above left, and Strictly partner Oti Mabuse, left

Summary: Perh [Australia], Dec 14 (ANI): India lost the toss and was asked to bowl first in their second Test of the four-match series here at the Perth Stadium on Friday.

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