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South Africa Close to Series Victory As Rabada and Harmer Dominate
South Africa stands on the verge of a 2-1 series win as Kagiso Rabada and Simon Harmer dismantle the Australian batting lineup on day five.
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South Africa Faces Fitness Concerns Over Rabada and Jansen
South Africa deals with fitness hurdles as Kagiso Rabada battles stomach cramps and Marco Jansen experiences back stiffness during play.
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Australia Opt For All Pace Attack Against South Africa
Australia choose an all-pace bowling attack and elect to field first on a damp pitch against South Africa, leaving out spinner Nathan Lyon.
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Kagiso Rabada Returns to Boost South Africa Against Australia
South Africa receives a major fitness boost with Kagiso Rabada returning ahead of the crucial match against Australia.
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Kagiso Rabada Prepares for Potential Test Cricket Return Against Australia
Kagiso Rabada tests his fitness in training ahead of the opening Test match between South Africa and Australia, sparking return discussions.
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Kagiso Rabada Test Return Against Australia to Be Decided Late
Decision on Kagiso Rabada playing the first Test against Australia will be made late as management weighs his long absence from red-ball cricket.
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Kagiso Rabada Included in South Africa Squad for Australia Tests
Kagiso Rabada makes the preliminary South Africa squad for the upcoming Test series against Australia, pending a final fitness assessment.
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Ottneil Baartman Ruled Out of Australia ODI Series, Duan Jansen Named Replacement
Ottneil Baartman misses the upcoming ODI series against Australia due to injury, with Duan Jansen stepping into the South African squad.
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Kwena Maphaka Ready to Lead South Africa Bowling Attack
Discover how young fast bowler Kwena Maphaka is preparing to step up and lead the South Africa bowling attack in the absence of Kagiso Rabada.
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Kagiso Rabada Faces Fitness Race Ahead of Australia Test Series
Fast bowler Kagiso Rabada has less than six weeks to overcome a hamstring injury and prove his fitness for the opening Test against Australia on October 9.
