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Either both were red-card offences or neither was.
www.telegraph.co.uk Handball, grappling, and violent conduct are still red-card offences though.
www.telegraph.co.uk I don't hold grudges but that was a red-card offence.
www.telegraph.co.uk If players still transgress in more important matches, have a red-card kind of system.
www.espncricinfo.com Gone were the brutal red-card worthy tackles we'd seen in the two previous friendlies.
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