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Australia Cricket

Ball-tampering trio treated like criminals – Maxwell
Article
/ 11 April 2018

Ball-tampering trio treated like criminals – Maxwell

The fallout had a big effect on the team as they slumped to a 492-run defeat in the final Test.

By Agence France Presse
Williamson cool under pressure to see NZ home
Article
/ 28 February 2015

Williamson cool under pressure to see NZ home

Kane Williamson demonstrated his extraordinary composure under pressure by hitting a six to win Saturday’s World Cup Pool A match against Australia.

By John Mehaffey
Cricket ODIs face over-40 blues
Article
/ 15 February 2011

Cricket ODIs face over-40 blues

When an ODI was born in 1971, little did the cricket world know it would mark its 40th anniversary amid doubts it was able to hold fans spellbound.

By Manoj Vatsyayana
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Article
/ 4 August 2009

Draw revives Australia’s Ashes hopes

Australia’s draw in the third Test has exposed weakness in England’s bowling attack and given Ricky Ponting’s men a chance of retaining the Ashes.

By Neil Sands
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Article
/ 20 May 2009

Rebuilt Aussies up for Ashes battle

Skipper Ricky Ponting says Australia have learned the lessons of their 2005 Ashes loss against England, and promises a titanic battle this year.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 20 March 2009

Prince, Kallis on top form

A superb 150 by Ashwell Prince and 102 by Jacques Kallis saw SA take the third Test against Australia by the scruff of its neck on Friday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 13 March 2009

Proteas turning to khakibos?

After losing the Test series and with the Newlands Test still to come, the selectors have made some odd changes.

By Neil Manthorp
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Article
/ 5 March 2009

Smith: ‘We want to focus on playing better cricket’

Proteas captain Graeme Smith said on Thursday his team would put video analysis to good use when they try to level the series against Australia.

By Chris Burnes
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Article
/ 5 March 2009

SA-Australia thriller beckons — if the weather holds

The dust has barely settled following the first Test, and already a thriller is expected when the Proteas and Australia lock horns in the second Test.

By Azad Essa
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Article
/ 3 March 2009

We were outplayed, says Smith

South Africa were comprehensively outplayed in their 162-run defeat by Australia in the first Test, said captain Graeme Smith on Monday.

By Ken Borland
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Article
/ 2 March 2009

First blood to Australia

Ricky Ponting’s Australian team took the first step towards saving their number-one Test position when they beat a more experienced South Africa.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 2 March 2009

Australia tighten grip on first Test

Australia claimed three wickets before lunch as they moved within sight of victory on the fifth and final day of the first Test against SA on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 1 March 2009

Kallis inspires South African fightback

Jacques Kallis inspired a dramatic South Africa fightback as Australia slumped to 174 for nine at lunch on the fourth day of the first Test.

By Ken Borland
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Article
/ 27 February 2009

SA stumble as Aussies take control

Australia’s bowlers picked up where their batsmen left off on Friday, ripping through South Africa’s top order.

By Chris Burnes
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Article
/ 26 February 2009

Steyn rips out Australian openers

Fast bowler Dale Steyn ripped out both Australian openers as the tourists were put under pressure on the first day of the first Test against SA.

By Chris Burnes
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Article
/ 25 February 2009

Selection posers for Aussies ahead of first Test

Australia face some selection posers ahead of the first Test against South Africa at the Wanderers on Thursday.

By Chris Burnes
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Article
/ 24 February 2009

ICC umpire referral system to make SA debut

The International Cricket Council’s (ICC) Decision Review System will be used in SA for the first time when the Proteas face Australia on Thursday.

By Phathisani Moyo
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Article
/ 23 February 2009

Arthur backs Kallis to fire against Aussies

Jacques Kallis is bursting to score big against Australia and end his batting slump in the Test series starting in Johannesburg on Thursday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 17 February 2009

We’re comfortable as favourites, says Smith

Australia will be a touring team under pressure, according to South Africa captain Graeme Smith.

By Chris Burnes
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Article
/ 16 February 2009

Pressure is all on Proteas, says Ponting

Australian cricket captain Ricky Ponting says the pressure will be all on South Africa when the teams play for No. 1 Test team status.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 7 February 2009

Graeme Smith cleared to play again

SA captain Graeme Smith will play in the three-Test series against Australia this month after missing the recent one-day series through injury.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 26 January 2009

De Villiers, Amla ease SA to victory

AB de Villiers and Hashim Amla eased SA to their most convincing win of the tour in Adelaide on Monday, clinching the one-day international series 3-1

By Ken Borland
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Article
/ 23 January 2009

Explosive Morkel leads SA to victory

Albie Morkel sped South Africa to victory as they won the third ODI against Australia by three wickets in Sydney on Friday.

By Ken Borland
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Article
/ 23 January 2009

Fifty-over cricket has life left in it yet

Neil Manthorp reports on a nail-biting ODI battle for supremacy Down Under

By Neil Manthorp
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Article
/ 18 January 2009

Australia beat SA to level series at 1-1

SA found run-scoring difficult in Hobart as they succumbed to a five-run defeat in the second one-day international against Australia on Sunday.

By Ken Borland
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Article
/ 6 January 2009

Australia turn the screws on SA

Australia were in a near impenetrable position at the close of the fourth day of the third Test against SA on Tuesday.

By Ken Borland
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Article
/ 5 January 2009

SA face uphill battle against Aussies

South Africa will be called on to mount their biggest rearguard action yet as Australia finished the third day of the third Test 151 runs ahead.

By Ken Borland
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Article
/ 4 January 2009

Australian tail wags to 445

Michael Clarke notched his 10th Test century as he and the Australian tail mowed their way to 445 all out in the third Test in Sydney on Sunday.

By Ken Borland
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Article
/ 21 December 2008

De Villiers guides Proteas to historic win

AB de Villiers’s century guided SA to the second-highest run chase in the history of Test cricket on Sunday, as they beat Australia by six wickets.

By Ken Borland
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Article
/ 20 December 2008

Smith century lifts Proteas

Graeme Smith’s superb century gave South Africa hope on the fourth day of the first Test against Australia in Perth on Saturday.

By Ken Borland
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Article
/ 19 December 2008

Aussie lower order makes life difficult for SA

Australia had the lower-order batting strength to ensure SA will not have an easy target to chase as the hosts reached 228-7 at stumps on Friday.

By Ken Borland
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Article
/ 19 December 2008

Waca Test war rages on down under

No SA player had any doubt the series would be hard work, but the first day in Perth put their minds to rest — it’s going to be very tough indeed.

By Neil Manthorp
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