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The Boxing Day Test is being transformed into a Bollywood blockbuster as Cricket Australia rolls out the welcome mat for fans. MCG officials are bracing for a bumper crowd, with Melbourne’s Indian community set to help fill the stands. We are just 22 days out from the Boxing Day Test, and the State Government has revealed its party plans which have a strong taste of India.
“This year, there will be as much action outside the MCG as inside, with the summer festival offering fun for fans of all ages. “We know people love this sport, but we’re giving them an experience like no other. The colours of India will be in Melbourne.” Cricket Australia chief Nick Hockley said world cricket had been been waiting for the rivalry between the undisputed No.1 and No.2 teams.
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