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Center Owned by The Tribune Trust“Australia’s success has made us complacent at all levels”: Matthew Hayden sounds alarm ahead of India tour and Ashes
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Former Australian opener Matthew Hayden has warned that the Australian Test side has grown complacent, saying its long‑standing success has bred complacency at all levels – among the players, the coaching staff and team management – as the team prepares for the upcoming India tour and Ashes series.
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Former Australian opener Matthew Hayden has criticised the Australian Test team's approach, suggesting that its prolonged success has led to complacency across all levels, including team management, coaching staff and players.
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Former Australian opener Matthew Hayden has criticised the Australian Test team's approach, suggesting that its prolonged success has led to complacency across all levels, including team management, coaching staff and players.
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Former Australian opener Matthew Hayden has criticised the Australian Test team's approach, suggesting that its prolonged success has led to complacency across all levels, including team management, coaching staff and players.
