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SA News: When umpires stopped South Africa-Australia Port Elizabeth Test for band playing loud music

10 March 2018 By admin

When umpires stopped South Africa-Australia Port Elizabeth Test for band playing loud music: In the second Test between Australia and South Africa at Port Elizabeth. The band at St George’s Park was asked to be silent on the second day of the match. According to reports, the band was first silenced during the second session of the match which …
Source: “South Africa” – BingNews

Cricket South Africa apologises after executives pose with fans in SBW masks: Cricket South Africa has apologised to David Warner, his wife Candice and the Australian team after two of its executives were pictured at the second test posing alongside spectators wearing Sonny Bill Williams masks. The Australian camp was outraged when …
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The major crime trend currently on the rise in South Africa: study: Bryte Insurance, a business risk specialist, has released its latest crime tracker statistics for the third quarter of 2017. Bryte’s Crime Tracker is an indicator of long-term crime trends in South Africa as captured by insurance claims. It measures the …
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South Africa takes 20-run lead as Australia bowlers hit back: PORT ELIZABETH, South Africa — Australia came back with five wickets in the final session to stop South Africa’s momentum and hold the home team to 263-7 by stumps on Day 2 of the second test on Saturday, a lead of 20 runs. South Africa was 153-2 at tea …
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De Villiers’ counter-attack gives South Africa a narrow lead: AB de Villiers takes on responsibility and the reverse-swing in Port Elizabeth to carry the hosts past Australia’s first innings score of 243. AB de Villiers struck a counter-attacking 74 from 81 deliveries to take South Africa past Australia’s first …
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