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‘No doubt’ over Aussie order despite selection gamble
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Steve Smith’s slips catching heroics have put the Aussies on top heading into day four against South Africa, who have plenty of work to do.
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Steve Smith left everyone in awe on Sunday night (AEDT), including teammate Nathan Lyon who labelled the star’s slip-catching heroics as “freakish” as Australia took control of the first Test against South Africa.
The vice-captain equalled Joe Root’s record of 220 Test catches when he caught captain Temba Bavuma for 3 off Lyon’s bowling, before overtaking the England star’s record with an amazing diving catch to dismiss David Bedingham.
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Renshaw's epic 190 powers Aussies to strong position
Queenslander ends decade-long Test hundred drought to lead tourists' spirited recovery
South Africa will have to defy history to pull off a first Test comeback after Matthew Renshaw's drought-breaking century flipped Australia's position from dire to dominant on day two in Durban.
Renshaw's first Test ton in almost 10 years pushed Australia up to a total of 390 before Josh Hazlewood snagged a late wicket to see the Proteas finish the day on 1-27.
As light faded quickly after the tea interval, Hazlewood had Rickelton flashing a catch to Beau Webster at third slip to hand Australia the ideal start, before the worsening conditions ended play shortly after at 4:25pm local time.
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