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Now for NZ | Right declaration? | Ready for pink ball Tests everywhere? | Dissecting the 2-0 series sweep over Pakistan | Brett Lee's thoughts

from The Follow-On · host Fox Sports Australia

The Pakistan series has been won and done, but just how good were the Aussies, in the context of their opponents?Foxsports.com.au's Tom Morris, Jacob Kuriype and Brenton Cherry break all that down, before Brett Lee offers his thoughts as well.Here are all the talking points out of the series:-Disappointing Pakistan (1:00)-Should've Tim Paine declared when he did? (6:00)-Is Warner a 'great' of the game? (8:00)-The concern of traveling Test teams (12:00)-Are Australia now adequately prepared for NZ? (15:00)-Are we ready for pink ball Tests in Melbourne and Sydney? (16:00)-Joe Denly's dropped catch the worst you've seen? (18:00)-Brett Lee joins Jacob Polychronis (22:00)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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