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South Africa all out and set Australia 288 to win decider: third men’s cricket Test, day four – as it happened
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Ryan Rickelton and Wiaan Mulder made fine centuries as South Africa fought back to set up a fascinating final day 52nd over: South Africa 151-4 (Breetzke 23, Rickelton 15) There they go! Rickelton gets a ball from Lyon that is not exactly short, but the batter gets back and leans
Ryan Rickelton and Wiaan Mulder made fine centuries as South Africa fought back to set up a fascinating final day 52nd over: South Africa 151-4 (Breetzke 23, Rickelton 15) There they go! Rickelton gets a ball from Lyon that is not exactly short, but the batter gets back and leans away to make the length and the width he wants, cuts behind point for four. One good partnership and this could very much be South Africa’s day.
“Morning Geoff. Fire up the CRUCIAL FIRST SESSION machine, this really will decide the match. I’m wondering, do you think South Africa missed a trick with only one frontline spinner here?
Given the turn and it only getting more exaggerated through the game, Lyon is backed up by Connolly and Renshaw? Coetzee hasn’t really fired - yet - so you wonder what Maharaj could’ve done here...” Continue reading...
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