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HuaweiCape Town - Rajasthan Royals skipper Shane Warne is conscious of the fact that it would not be easy for his side to repeat last year’s sensational feat of winning the Indian Premier League without two key players Sohail Tanveer and Shane Watson in the second edition, starting here Saturday.
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