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Temba Bavuma’s career-best 179 proved the difference as South Africa secured an emphatic innings victory over Australia in Gqeberha to level the Test series.

The Proteas captain produced one of the finest innings of his career, rescuing his side from 110-6 and laying the foundation for an innings-and-31-run victory at St George’s Park.

Bavuma walked to the creas...


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Kagiso Rabada’s remarkable strike rate puts him in a category of his own among Test cricket’s most prolific wicket-takers.

The Proteas fast bowler took six wickets in South Africa’s innings-and-31-run victory over Australia in Gqeberha, striking once every 35 deliveries across the two innings.

Rabada finished with figures of 2-33 and 4-77, taking his career tall...


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South Africa beat Australia by an innings and 31 runs on the final day of the second Test in Gqeberha to level the three-match series 1-1.

The Proteas dismissed the tourists for 295 in their second innings at St George’s Park on Thursday, completing a remarkable turnaround after their 214-run defeat in Durban.

Kagiso Rabada claimed 4-77, Wiaan Mulder took 3-64 a...


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Scott Boland struck a career-best 40 not out as Australia reached 253-6 at tea on the final day of the second Test in Gqeberha, still trailing South Africa by 73 runs.

The nightwatchman faced 154 deliveries, nearly doubling his previous Test best of 21, as Australia continued their fight to save the match at St George’s Park.

Alex Carey was unbeaten on 12 alongs...


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Harry Brook smashed the fastest double century in ODI history as England piled on 429-4 against Sri Lanka in Rawalpindi on Thursday.

The England captain struck 202 off 116 balls, including 21 fours and 10 sixes, before being dismissed off the final delivery of the innings.

Brook reached his double century in just 114 balls, breaking the previous record of 117 de...


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