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ICC World Cup: It's just another game, says Michael Clarke

<p>Aussies will approach today's semi-final clash against the Indians as one more ODI match, says skipper Michael Clarke ahead of the crucial tie against MS Dhoni's men in Sydney</p>

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Michael Clarke (centre) trains with teammates during a practice session at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Tuesday

Michael Clarke (centre) trains with teammates during a practice session at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Tuesday

Sydney: This Australian playing XI has just two cricketers — skipper Michael Clarke and all-rounder Shane Watson — who have experience of playing beyond the quarter-final stage in a World Cup. In Team India, there are three — skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni, his deputy Virat Kohli and southpaw Suresh Raina.

Michael Clarke (centre) trains with  teammates during a practice session at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Tuesday. Pic/AFP
Michael Clarke (centre) trains with teammates during a practice session at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Tuesday. Pic/AFP 

Clarke realises that it's big game experience that will see a team through in such high pressure situations and that's the most probably the reason why he wants his boys to consider today's World Cup semi-final against India to be "like any other game".

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