By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on IOL
South African cricketer Marco Jansen has returned to his best form after experiencing physical and mental burnout. A break imposed by Cricket South Africa preceded his best bowling performances and decisive contributions against India and Australia, 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 four wickets as South Africa reduced Australia to 69/6 at tea on the fourth day of the second cricket Test. Anrich Nortje, who injured his right groin, will not bowl again in Australia’s first innings, TimesLIVE reports.
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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 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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EFF calls for investigation into South Africa’s Ingonyama TrustSouth Africa’s EFF party is calling for an independent investigation into the financial management of the Ingonyama Trust and accuses its board of holding a summit in Durban without King Misuzulu kaZwelithini’s approval. The board has pledged to respond to the complaints within seven days and says it will remain in office until its term ends in five months, Scrolla reports.
Mbabane Highlanders approach coach Phuti MohafeEswatini club Mbabane Highlanders has reportedly contacted South African coach Phuti Mohafe to fill its vacant position. He is one of two candidates after Floyd Mogale’s resignation, as the team has won one of its first four league matches, according to a source cited by the Times of Eswatini.The week in Africa
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