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How about a draw for a change?

While the Lord's crowd would lap up some entertaining cricket, what they might also want to see is more than just a sprinkle of grit

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Australia's Glenn McGrath leads his side off the field after taking 8-38 against England during the second Test match at Lord's Cricket Ground in London on June 21, 1997.  Pic/Getty Images

Australia's Glenn McGrath leads his side off the field after taking 8-38 against England during the second Test match at Lord's Cricket Ground in London on June 21, 1997. Pic/Getty Images

Clayton MurzelloAll the remaining Tests will have results," predicted England's 1986-87 Ashes-winning captain Mike Gatting, on a visit to Mumbai last week, after the opening Test went Australia's way at Edgbaston.

Gatting is no astrologer, but he has been in the thick of international cricket as a player and observer for 40-plus years and witnessed how Test cricket has evolved. The ongoing second Test at the Middlesex man's home ground, Lord's, makes for a fascinating battle between two teams that can be equally brilliant and benevolent with the kind of cricket they dish out.

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