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India's former cricket player and now commentator Sunil Gavaskar, right, talks with Harbhajan Singh as the team warms up for a tour match against the ACT Invitational IX at Manuka Oval in Canberra, Australia, Thursday, Jan. 10, 2008. India's captain Anil Kumble accused the Australians of not playing in "the spirit of the game" and the Indians temporarily suspended their tour in protest at the umpiring and a three-test ban for spinner Harbhajan Singh, who allegedly called Australia's Andrew Symonds a monkey during the Sydney test.
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