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Cricket legend Steve Waugh motion captured for augmented reality Ashes experience

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It's been nearly 15 years since an under pressure and out of form Steve Waugh walked out onto the crease at Sydney Cricket Ground for the the last ball of the second day of the Ashes.

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Cricket legend Steve Waugh motion captured for augmented reality Ashes experience
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