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David Warner has no plans to retire from Test cricket, says his agent

MELBOURNE: Australian batting stalwart David Warner has no plans to retire from Test cricket, his agent has said following calls from some former players that the cricketer review his stance.

The Times of India

Warner's batting 'irreplaceable': Bailey

David Warner is fighting to save his Test career, but the Australian hierarchy believe the out-of-form veteran's opening style is irreplaceable.

AAP

Two-day finish shows key factor in Test cricket is the contest not the duration

If there’s imbalance in a pitch, it’s better for it to be in favour of moving a match towards a result, rather than stifling one

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David Warner should consider Test retirement: Simon O'Donnell

MELBOURNE: Former Australian all-rounder Simon O'Donnell feels opening batter David Warner isn't the Test player he used to be till about two years back and the 36-year-old should consider retirement from the game's longest format.

The Times of India

Rabada explains Proteas batting flops

South Africa paceman Kagiso Rabada has called for patience with his team's batters after the Proteas' cheap dismissals in the two-day first Test in Brisbane.

AAP

Elgar quizzes umpires on safety of pitch

South Africa captain Dean Elgar insists the Gabba pitch was not a good Test wicket but Pat Cummins disagreed after the first Test finished inside two days.

AAP

Australia enter history books with Test win over South Africa inside two days

Australia completed a comprehensive victory in the first Test at the Gabba where just two days of play were needed

The Guardian - AU

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Proteas believe they can still win Test

South Africa top-scorer Kyle Verreynne says the side's potent bowling attack can get them back into a winning position after they were dismissed for 152.

AAP

Travis Head puts Australia in charge against South Africa after Warner’s duck

Australia ended day one of the first Test on top after moving to within seven runs of South Africa’s total thanks to Travis Head’s unbeaten 78

The Guardian - AU

Travis Head dominates final session on day one of first Test against South Africa at Gabba

Travis Head leads a counterattack in the first Test against South Africa, leaving Australia just seven runs short of the tourists' first-innings score of 152 after one session of batting late on the opening day at the Gabba.

ABC News

Twenty years of Jimmy Anderson: from frosted tips to statistical marvel

England’s greatest fast bowler made his international debut in a one-day hammering – two decades on he is closing in on 1,000 all-format wickets

The Guardian - UK

Proteas won't be fooled by 'sexy bounce'

South Africa interim coach Malibongwe Maketa says taking twenty wickets is key for the side as the call on whether to play five bowlers in the first Test looms.

AAP

Ball-tampering ghosts banished: Khawaja

Usman Khawaja says the ball-tampering saga has not been discussed in camp ahead of Australia's first Test against South Africa since the infamous 2018 scandal.

AAP

Proteas have own 'wild thing' for Tests

Exciting South Africa tyro speedster Gerald Coetzee wears a bandana, bowls at 150km/h and already has a hat-trick on the tour of Australia ahead of the Tests.

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Proteas have 'big decision' for first Test

South Africa bowling coach Charl Langeveldt says without a genuine all-rounder the side faces a juggling act to play all five key bowlers in the first Test.

AAP

Proteas pace duo put Aussies on notice

South Africa pacemen Kagiso Rabada and Lungi Ngidi loom as dangers for Australia's batters in the Gabba Test match after firing against a Cricket Australia XI.

AAP

Proteas devise ploy to keep Smith in check

South Africa have found ways to contain Steve Smith in the past, and they want to make the batting superstar play early at the ball when he comes to the crease.

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Proteas pace quartet gunning for Marnus

South Africa boast a quality pace quartet in the coming Test series against Australia and captain Dean Elgar says they have the speed and skills to thrive.

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We see ourselves among leading pace attacks in world: Anrich Nortje ahead of India clash

PERTH: South African pacer Anrich Nortje on Saturday said that he and Kagiso Rabada form one of the best pace attacks in world cricket and backed the bowling unit to test Indian batters in their T20 World Cup clash here on Sunday.

Dynamite News

T20 World Cup 2022: India, South Africa Chase Semifinal Berth

India tops the points-table in Group 2 of the Super 12 with 4 points and South Africa are placed second with 3 points, after playing 2 matches each. Read on for details:

The Times of India

T20 World Cup 2022: Stern South Africa test awaits India's top-order in Perth

PERTH: Kagiso Rabada and Anrich Nortje are expected to spit fire on a track that will offer steep bounce as India's top-order gears up for its toughest test in adverse conditions against a top-notch South African side in T20 World Cup on Sunday.

The Times of India

T20 World Cup, SA vs BAN: Rilee Rossouw, Anrich Nortje dazzle as South Africa crush Bangladesh by 104 runs

SYDNEY: Rilee Roussow's belligerent century was complemented by a fiery spell from Anrich Nortje (4/10) as South Africa trounced Bangladesh by 104-runs in T20 World Cup here on Thursday.

AAP

Rain frustrates S Africa, saves Zimbabwe

South Africa and Zimbabwe have split the points in the Twenty20 World Cup after rain forced umpires to call off play at Hobart's Bellerive Oval.

The Hindu

Ind vs SA, 2nd ODI | India looks to rebound from first-match setback

Washington in for Chahar; despite captain Bavuma’s poor form, South African batting and bowling in good shape to deny the hosts; weather clears up, but forecast does not totally rule out rain

The Times of India

India vs South Africa 2nd ODI: India eye all-round improvement in must win ODI against South Africa

RANCHI: Deepak Chahar's unavailability due to an ankle injury will complicate selection matters with India looking for a much improved bowling performance in a must win second ODI against South Africa on Sunday.

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