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Clarke has been suffering from a recurring back problem, and in the Gabba Test, he struggled while making nine runs from 50 balls.
Updated : Sep 29, 2017, 12:53 AM IST
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Australian vice-captain Michael Clarke has declared himself fit for the second Ashes Test after a lengthy net session at Adelaide Oval here.
Clarke has been suffering from a recurring back problem, and in the Gabba Test, he struggled while making nine runs from 50 balls.
The Age and the Sydney Morning Herald quoted Clarke, as saying that he's looking to improve his performance at the Adelaide Oval from Friday.
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