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The Bodyline tactic, involving intentionally bowling the ball towards the batsman's body, gained notoriety during the 1932-1933 Ashes series between England and Australia. This aggressive tactic, employed by England's captain Douglas Jardine, aimed to unsettle and potentially injure Australian batsmen, particularly Don Bradman, who was dominating the series. The tactic sparked controversy and intense debate, shaping the history and evolution of cricket.