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The Australia-South Africa shit off and Australia’s playing XI
Notes from Day 1 of the Cape Town Test
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View allMarco’s cheat code, Harmer’s back and the ‘chop on’ kingGood Areas · 2026-10-28 18:04 UTCThe Australia-South Africa shit off and Australia’s playing XIGood Areas · 2026-10-27 17:04 UTCThe Magic Octopus: Marco JansenGood Areas · 2026-10-22 13:59 UTCMarco Jansen has Australia on toastGood Areas · 2026-10-21 17:13 UTCTemba Bavuma delivers for South Africa - on and off the fieldGood Areas · 2026-10-20 17:22 UTCThe ticking time bomb of facing Scott BolandGood Areas · 2026-10-18 17:00 UTC
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Marco Jansen has Australia on toast
Notes from Day 4 of the Gqeberha Test, where Rabada got the needle moving and Mulder - briefly - stepped into the boots of Jacques Kallis.
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Temba Bavuma delivers for South Africa - on and off the field
Notes from Day 3 of the South Africa-Australia Test, where Marco Jansen scrambled Aussie brains and Pat Cummins lost his length
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The ticking time bomb of facing Scott Boland
Notes from Day 1 of the second South Africa-Australia Test, where the home team’s selections left more questions than answers
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The Lyon lair and the Markram middle
Seven of South Africa’s batters crossed 25, but none made it to 50 - and there lay Australia’s control of the first Test
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Matt Renshaw runs South Africa out of ideas
Australia surged ahead on Day 2, while Temba Bavuma looked like a man without ideas or a functioning bowling attack
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Notes from Day 1 at Kingsmead
South Africa’s extras, Maddinson’s long blob, Wiaan’s wickie, and Marnus and the outside edge
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Temba Bavuma walks, so others can follow
Wrong colour, wrong build, bullied, mocked. He went viral for memes about his height. And emerged as a leader of the highest stature.
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The Test and T20 Freaky Friday swap
Test cricket used to have diversity in bowling attacks, while variety was not T20’s spice. When did it all make a 180-degree change?
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It’s the Gentleman’s game - but it shouldn’t be
Cricket had to be pulled, kicking and screaming, into the professional era. And it’s still not fully there yet.
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