Australia v South Africa Test cricket: Unbalanced Australian team pays the price: It is an oddity, or perhaps part of the lunacy, of contemporary international cricket that South Africa, an ocean away from home, will have more players to choose from for the second Test match in Hobart than will their hosts. Even without the injured Dale …
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Australia v South Africa first Test: Kagiso Rabada leaves hosts reeling in one devastating spell at WACA: SOUTH Africa’s joy at seeing Australia unravel at the WACA was enhanced by the fact the hatchet job was performed by a doctor’s son who is rapidly becoming a national hero. Kagiso Rabada is only 21 years of age, but such is his prodigious talent, the …
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Mike Brown: England are ‘building some sort of aura’ under Eddie Jones: While ‘being No1 in the world and winning World Cups’ is the aim, the full-back is focused on trying to beat South Africa for the first time since 2006 for now Mike Brown says England expect South Africa ‘to be massively proud and massively emotional …
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Mitch Marsh looking to bat long at WACA: Australian allrounder Mitch Marsh has the chance to write himself into cricket folklore when the first Test against South Africa concludes on Monday. Marsh’s spot in the Test side is under threat following a dearth of runs over the past 12 months.
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Cricket’s great stitch up ahead of Australia V South Africa Test at Bellerive Oval in Hobart: FOR cricket-mad Hobart shop owner Katinka Challen, there’s nothing like the sound of wool on willow. Ms Challen owns gift store Lily and Dot, which is the home of a learn-to-crochet group called the Hobart Social Stitchers. With Australia set to take on …
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Injured Kriel heads home from South Africa tour: South Africa suffered a serious blow on Sunday when full-back Jesse Kriel was ruled out of the rest of the northern hemisphere tour because of a lower leg injury. The Springboks back was hurt during the 31-31 draw against the Barbarians at Wembley on …
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1st Test: South Africa set Australia 539 to win: Resuming on 104 for two in their second innings – an overall lead of 102 – opener Elgar and Duminy stretched their third-wicket partnership to 250 over the first two sessions of day three, with the latter’s departure for 141 signalling the tea interval.
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Australia v South Africa first Test: Mitch Marsh, Usman Khawaja hold key to Aussie draw hopes at WACA: MITCH Marsh has the chance to write himself into cricket folklore when the first Test against South Africa concludes on Monday. Marsh’s spot in the Test side is under threat following a dearth of runs over the past 12 months. But the 25-year-old has the …
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