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What is the Australian way?" Peter Siddle had bellowed at the Adelaide Oval on the day he was recalled to the Australian squad for the Boxing Day Test. It was a response to being asked about how Shane Warne had insisted that playing five bowlers in Melbourne wasn't the "Australian way". "At the end of the day, playing two spinners wasn't either. But he played besides Stuart Macgill a handful of times," Siddle had then added.

Incidentally on a day he floated the generally unprecedented potential of going in with an extra bowler, coach Justin Langer would also talk about how "the Australian cricket team doesn't usually go down that path". Both Warne and Langer are right though. For the record, of the 16 times he shared the spin duties with Macgill in Tests, only the last two came as part of a five-man attack - both in Bangladesh in 2006 when Jason Gillespie made his famous double-hundred. Langer wasn't part of that series in the subcontinent and in fact never played in a Test when Australia utilised five specialist bowlers.