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Australia Takes Command in First Test Against South Africa

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Hazlewood cleans up South Africa as Australia wins Durban cricket test by 214 runs
Australia snagged two South Africa wickets in its pursuit of six to win the first cricket test at Kingsmead on the last day Tuesday.

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Australia bowl out South Africa to win first Test in Durban
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Australia builds lead against South Africa in first test, 174-4 at lunch on day four
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Hazlewood takes six wickets as Australia win first test
DURBAN, Oct 13 (Reuters) - Australia paceman Josh Hazlewood bowled his ​side to a 214-run victory on the last day of the first test at Kingsmead on ‌Tuesday with South Africa's resistance ending befor...

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Australia set South Africa daunting 421 to win first test
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Australia sets 421-run target and South Africa struggling at 102-4 on Day 4
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Why do cricketers wear white in test matches? History, reasons explained

Test cricket players always wear white uniforms on the field. Deep historical, scientific, and practical reasons drive this strict dress code. The sport still follows this old Victorian tradition today.
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Why is bad light still such a problem in Test match cricket?

Bad light is one of cricket's oldest and most frustrating problems and it is continuing despite a recent change to the laws.
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Tubby’s ‘real worry’ for cricket’s future after sad sight in opening Test

Aussie legend Mark Taylor hopes the sight of poor crowds in Durban is not a sign of Test cricket’s demise in the country.
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South Africa beats India by 30 runs in first cricket test, leads two-match series 1-0

'No time to experiment': Captain Shubman Gill wants all resources available for India's ODI World Cup prep Gill’s first year as ODI captain has exposed India’s lack of settled resources ahead of next year’s World Cup. With injuries and form issues ...
nytimes.com
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Why are Test matches finishing so quickly? Impatience, sports science, pitch quality… and the wanger

Harry Brook shakes hands with Marnus Labuschagne after England's two-day Test victory in Melbourne Martin Keep/AFP via Getty Images The Athletic has launched a Cricket WhatsApp Channel. Click here to join. There was a time when cricket was desperate for ...
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What does Test cricket mean to the Test teams outside the World Test Championship?

The sky was blue, Afghanistan were in whites, ready to re-acquaint themselves with the red ball. They were back in Greater Noida, their old home outside Delhi, for their first Test against New Zealand. New Zealand would likely have been excited by a new ...
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Australia unveil one-off Test kit for 150th anniversary match vs England: Design, details and photos

Australia and Asics have unveiled a special-edition green and gold Test kit for the 150th Anniversary match against England at the MCG. See design details.
nytimes.com
1mon

Why are so many Test matches finishing in two days?

Bangladesh's Mushfiqur Rahim sways under a bouncer as his side lose to Australia in two days last month David Gray/AFP via Getty Images In 2026, the most volatile currency going around is the day three Test match ticket. You may get a ‘moving day’, the ...
Sporting News
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Optus Stadium, Perth: pitch report, records and highest scores in Test matches for Ashes

Optus Stadium prepares to host the first Ashes Test, and the focus is firmly on a pitch known for consistent pace, bounce and help for fast bowlers early on. The drop-in surface has produced clear patterns in its short Test history: quicks often dominate ...
India Today on MSN
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Bad light in Test cricket? Shaun Pollock suggests pink ball solution

Shaun Pollock's pink-ball proposal has sparked a debate in Test cricket, with Ashwell Prince opposing the idea and insisting that red-ball cricket should remain the norm in the traditional format.
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