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Colin Bryden

Colin Bryden
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Semi-active journalist and editor SA Cricket Annual.
World Cup is anyone’s oyster
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Proteas confront World Cup demons

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Proteas batsman Hashim Amla.
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Poor form puts Amla’s World Cup place in jeopardy

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Quinton de Kock
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De Kock puts the Proteas on top, warns clean sweep will...

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South Africa's Hashim Amla
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Faf backs Amla to regain form

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Maharaj said he thought Morkel would be fit but acknowledged that he could have to bowl a large number of overs in the second innings to support fast men Vernon Philander and Kagiso Rabada
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Proteas leading by 401 runs, but injury-stricken Paine hails battling Australia

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Temba Bavuma
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Disastrous day for Australia’s new boys, Proteas move closer for a...

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Quinton de Kock and Hashim Amla will open the innings for the Proteas against England.
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De Kock, Amla masterclass trumps Mushfiqur century

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Hashim Amla punished a lacklustre West Indian bowling attack as he and Rilee Rossouw equalled their own South African record.
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Proteas’ Amla and Rossouw unstoppable against Windies

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Proteas all-rounder Jacques Kallis.
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SA cricket greats Pollock, Wessels sing Kallis’s praises

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Imran Tahir of South Africa celebrates taking the final wicket of James Anderson of England and winning the match between England and South Africa.
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SA beat England for first win at the Oval

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SA took a one-nil lead in the three-match series against England, beating the hosts by an innings and 12 runs, securing their first win at the Oval.

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