Australian Prime Minister John Howard (left) thanks the England team for playing against his side, the Prime Minister's XI, at the Manuka Oval, Canberra. 8..England lost the game, after the PM's XI, batting second, passed the visitors' first innings score of 152 with ten overs to spare.

Australian Prime Minister John Howard (left) thanks the England team for playing against his side, the Prime Minister's XI, at the Manuka Oval, Canberra. 8..England lost the game, after the PM's XI, batting second, passed the visitors' first innings score of 152 with ten overs to spare. Stock Photo

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