By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on IOL
Marco Jansen took five wickets and helped South Africa restrict Australia to 99 runs in the second Test in Gqeberha. The South Africans then enforced the follow-on, according to IOL.
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South African cricketer Marco Jansen says his teammates help him overcome his doubts after scoring 85 runs and taking five wickets in the second Test against Australia. He says his priority is to contribute to his team’s victories, according to TimesLIVE.
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Marco Jansen took five wickets for 33 runs, helping to dismiss Australia for 99 runs in its first innings after South Africa’s 425. Trailing by 326 runs, Australia ended the day at 156 for four in its second innings, reports the Daily Maverick.
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Marco Jansen scored 85 runs, took five wickets and made a decisive catch to put South Africa in a strong position against Australia in the second Test. Despite Australia having six wickets in hand, his performance could determine the outcome of the match, reports Businessday.
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South Africa bowled Australia out for 99 in the second Test, then enforced the follow-on with a 326-run lead. After Kagiso Rabada dismissed Nic Maddinson for the first wicket, Australia were 50 for one at tea, according to Sowetan.
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South Africa: trial of Ga-Chuene rape suspect resumesThe trial of Johannes Sathekge, accused notably of raping two nurses at a Ga-Chuene clinic and sexually assaulting minors, is due to resume before the Polokwane High Court. It had been suspended because his lawyer was unavailable, amid a strike in South Africa’s legal aid service, reports SABC News.
Zimbabwean football: six clubs face relegationSix teams in Zimbabwe’s Premier Soccer League remain at risk of relegation, including TelOne and Triangle United, who could go down if they fail to win their next matches. The two clubs are 17th and 16th respectively, according to Daily News.The week in Africa
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