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SA News: First Test, Day 2: Bangladesh struggle after South Africa declare on mammoth 496/3

30 September 2017 By admin

First Test, Day 2: Bangladesh struggle after South Africa declare on mammoth 496/3: Dean Elgar fell one run short of a double-century as South Africa declared on 496/3 and led Bangladesh by 369 runs at stumps on Day 2 of the first test on Friday. Elgar holed out to midwicket on 199 with an attempted hook shot, denying him the milestone …
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South Africa keeps review as new laws come into force: Kagiso Rabada’s appeal for leg-before-wicket was turned down with DRS’s ‘umpire’s call’ verdict, but South Africa kept its review, on the third day of the first Test against Bangladesh. South Africa lost a review with Kagiso Rabada struck Tamim …
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Freelancer Vuyo Mvoko wins case against SABC: The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa later found that the ban was illegal. Mvoko was one of the so-called “SABC 8” journalists who challenged the protest ban and got fired in July 2016. YES.!!! WE’VE WON AGAINST THE #SABC & THE SCA …
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Wales rugby star Scott Baldwin bitten by lion in South Africa: A Welsh international rugby player was forced to miss a match in South Africa after being bitten by a lion. Wales hooker Scott Baldwin was described as “pretty lucky” and “pretty stupid” after being bitten on the hand in Bloemfontein. Baldwin had been in …
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Long distance to the shops a nightmare for Msinga residents: KWAZULU-NATAL – Poverty in South Africa is often inextricably linked to dangerous living conditions. In Msinga, KwaZulu-Natal, many have grown accustomed to walking long distances or swimming across a river to get to the shops. But there’s another …
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