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Speaking at a press conference in Delhi today, Azharuddin said he was happy that the life ban imposed on him was set aside by the Andhra Pradesh High Court. He however refused to take legal action against the BCCI. Azharuddin said he would not want to blame anybody for the pain he suffered in the past 12 years. The former captain had ended his Test career at 99 matches because of the ban.