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Channel Nine cameras in dressing rooms

Updated on: 27 November,2010 06:47 AM IST  | 
Bipin Dani |

Additional cameras have been fitted in the Australian dressing room at the Gabba in Brisbane where the first Ashes Test is being played

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Additional cameras have been fitted in the Australian dressing room at the Gabba in Brisbane where the first Ashes Test is being played.

Viewers who watched the Test match coverage on Channel Nine got to see Brad Haddin warming up, Simon Katich standing around holding a helmet, ready to field in close and the coaching staff were pacing up and down.
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"As you may have seen from the Channel Nine telecast that reaches 230 million households across five continents, including India, there was a camera in the corridor out of the Australian players' room for about seven seconds as the players were preparing to walk out to play,"u00a0 Peter Young, Cricket Australia (CA) General Manager (Public Affairs) said from Brisbane.




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