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Starc claims first wicket of the day as Aussies eye quick end to South African resistance on Day 3

Publié par The Daily Telegraph · Australie il y a 9 h

Despite two days heavily affected by rain, Australia heads into day three of the second Test firmly in the ascendancy thanks to the rampaging Scott Boland. South Africa will…

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Starc claims first wicket of the day as Aussies eye quick end to South African resistance on Day 3

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Starc claims first wicket of the day as Aussies eye quick end to South African resistance on Day 3

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