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  4. What was the aggregate of runs scored by Ricky Ponting, Mike Hussey, Brad Haddin and Shaun Marsh in Australia’s second Innings in Cape Town Test (November 2011)?
  5. How many runs Australia had scored when it lost nine wickets in second Innings in Cape Town Test (November 2011)?
  6. How many runs did Australia put on for the tenth wicket in second Innings in Cape Town Test (November 2011)?
  7. Who batted for Australia for the tenth wicket in second Innings in Cape Town Test (November 2011)?