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Why did India outplay Australia to win Border-Gavaskar Trophy?

	Dhoni out-captained Ponting
	None of the above
	The aggressive Indians out-sledged the Aussies
	The Australia bowling unit was weak
	The young Indians - Gambhir, Mishra, Ishant - stood upto the test

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