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Proteas Urged to Wear Down Australia's Bowling Machines in Second Test

Summary by ABC Australia
South Africa's batting failures in Durban lead to changes for second Test as Proteas set themselves to put more overs into Australia's pacemen in Gqeberha.

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Proteas urged to wear down Australia's bowling machines in second Test

South Africa's batting failures in Durban lead to changes for second Test as Proteas set themselves to put more overs into Australia's pacemen in Gqeberha.

·Ultimo, Australia
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Proteas urged to wear down Australia's bowling machines

South Africa have conceded they didn't do a good enough job making Australia's bowlers toil in the first Test, a point they must address at St George's Park.

·Osborne Park, Australia
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‘Ready to cause havoc’: Sight that could rattle Aussie top order as Proteas set for massive boost

‘Cause havoc’: Stark sight to rattle Aussie top order as Proteas set for massive boost

·Australia
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The West Australian broke the news in Osborne Park, Australia on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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