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World Cup: How a potent bowling attack is powering South Africa campaign

PUNE: India are not the only team having a 'Chinaman' bowler in the ranks. South Africa's Tabraiz Shamsi is cut from the same cloth as Kuldeep Yadav. Like the Ravindra Jadeja-Kuleep combo of left-arm spin, the Shamsi-Keshav Maharaj duo is turning out to be a vital cog in South Africa's…

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World Cup: South Africa show title credentials with 190-run rout of New Zealand

PUNE: Fast bowlers win matches even on flat decks. Ask South Africa. And New Zealand.

The Times of India

New Zealand vs South Africa | De Kock and van der Dussen’s tons knock the stuffing out of the Kiwis

NZ vs SA: Latham’s decision to insert South Africa misfires as the Proteas amass 357; New Zealand comes a cropper in the steep chase to go down by 190 runs; Maharaj hastens the end with a four-wicket haul to complement Jansen’s triple strike

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New Zealand vs South Africa Highlights, ODI World Cup: Quinton de Kock, Rassie van der Dussen shine in South Africa's resounding victory over New Zealand

NEW DELHI: South Africa's Quinton de Kock and Rassie van der Dussen lit up the cricketing world with their remarkable centuries, securing a resounding 190-run victory over New Zealand in their ICC ODI World Cup match at MCA stadium in Pune on Wednesday. Their blazing performances not only enthralled cricket…

The Times of India

Fit-again Hasan Ali hit straps, batters slog it out in Pakistan training

NEW DELHI: On the eve of their World Cup match against Bangladesh at Kolkata's Eden Gardens, the Pakistani team witnessed a series of activities and practice sessions.

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World Cup: Have South Africa done enough to shed chokers' tag?

CHENNAI: Be it a dropped catch and a bizarre run-out in the 1999 World Cup or goofing up a Duckworth Lewis target in 2003, great South African teams have always manufactured methods to throw away winning positions. Their last such choke was in 2015, when again a great South African…

The Times of India

World Cup: South Africa spin twins Keshav Maharaj and Tabraiz Shamsi working in tandem

Maharaj, Shamsi complement each other as team eyes semis berth

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Explained: How the DRS video referral works in case of close LBW decision

The Decision Review System, also called the DRS or video referral, once again became a topic of debate on Friday when an LBW decision was arguably the difference between a win and a defeat in the ICC World Cup match between Pakistan and South Africa in Chennai.

The Times of India

'We did have luck on our side...': Temba Bavuma on one-wicket victory over Pakistan

NEW DELHI: South Africa's cricket team, led by captain Temba Bavuma, managed to secure a heart-stopping one-wicket victory over Pakistan in an electrifying World Cup encounter. Bavuma candidly admitted the role of luck in their triumph, stating, "I do think we could have shown a lot more of a clinical…

The Times of India

ICC World Cup: Outrage over 'umpire's call' that denied Pakistan win against South Africa

NEW DELHI: Pakistan have been pushed towards the exit gate of the ICC World Cup after their one-wicket defeat in the edge-of-the-seat thriller against South Africa in Chennai on Friday.

The Times of India

World Cup: Tabraiz Shamsi makes most of opportunity against Pakistan

Chinaman bowler's success gives South Africa another attacking option

The Times of India

World Cup: South Africa edge Pakistan in a thriller

Heartbreak for Pakistan as Bavuma's men survive late charge to register one-wicket victory and go top of table

The Times of India

South Africa hold on to deny Pakistan fightback in Cricket World Cup thriller

South Africa survived a late lbw review to deny Pakistan’s late bowling charge and close in on a semi-final place in Chennai

The Guardian - UK

ODI World Cup: South Africa pull off a heist to push Pakistan closer to elimination

NEW DELHI: South Africa took a massive leap in shedding their eternal 'chokers' tag as Temba Bavuma and co. pulled off a miraculous heist against Pakistan in an absolute cliffhanger at the World Cup in Chennai on Friday.

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The Independent UK

South Africa clinch victory over Pakistan in World Cup thriller

South Africa clinched victroy over Pakistan with one wicket remaining in Chennai

The Hindu

PAK vs SA | South Africa sneaks past Pakistan in a humdinger

South Africa beat Pakistan by 1 wicket in a tense finish, pushing their Asian rivals to the brink of elimination from the World Cup. Aiden Markram top-scored with 91, while Tabraiz Shamsi shone with 4/60. Pakistan faltered in the back end to be bowled out for 270

The Guardian - AU

South Africa thrash Australia by 134 runs: Cricket World Cup 2023 – as it happened

Over-by-over report: Quinton De Kock’s century earned the Proteas their second win and left Australia in trouble

The Hindu

SA vs SL | Markram records fastest World Cup ton as South Africa wallops Sri Lanka

ICC Cricket World Cup 2023: South Africa vs Sri Lanka match in New Delhi on October 7, 2023.,

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South Africa lack good all-rounder at No.7, going into World Cup: Graeme Smith

NEW DELHI: South Africa are lacking depth in their batting in the absence of quality all-rounders, an aspect that could affect the team's chances in the World Cup, reckons former skipper Graeme Smith.

Dynamite News

Mohammed Siraj reclaims No 1 spot in ODI bowling rankings with dream spell in Asia Cup

With the Asia Cup-winning spell of 6/21, Siraj has got back No 1 position which he lost in March this year to Josh Hazle wood. Read further on Dynamite News

The Times of India

The thorn in Virat Kohli's flesh: Left-arm spin

What's common between Keshav Maharaj, Mitchell Santner, Shakib Al Hasan, Ashton Agar and Dunith Wellalage? All of them are slow left-arm orthodox spinners. And all of them have dismissed Indian legend Virat Kohli in ODIs since 2021. Maharaj, Santner and Shakib have got Kohli out twice.

The Times of India

SA vs AUS, 3rd ODI: Aiden Markram, spinners keep South Africa's series hopes alive vs Australia

NEW DELHI: Aiden Markram's century provided crucial support to South Africa's spin bowlers, resulting in the hosts breaking Australia's winning streak with a convincing 111-run victory in the third one-day international held at the JB Marks Oval in Potchefstroom on Tuesday.

Daily Mirror

South Africa star may miss World Cup after suffering freak injury while celebrating

Keshav Maharaj's involvement in the upcoming 50-over World Cup is in doubt after he suffered a freak injury while celebrating taking a wicket in the second Test between South Africa and the West Indies

ABC News

South African spinner Keshav Maharaj ruptures Achilles tendon during wicket celebration

Proteas bowler Keshav Maharaj collapses to the pitch clutching his left leg immediately after launching into a celebration of a wicket in his side's Test win against the West Indies.

The Times of India

2nd Test: South Africa beat West Indies by 284 runs to sweep series

NEW DELHI: Skipper Temba Bavuma led from the front as his career-best 172 helped South Africa complete a 284-run victory over West Indies for a clean sweep of the two-match Test series at The Wanderers in Johannesburg on Saturday.

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