The four balls that turned the Test, and saved captain Pat Cummins
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South Africa were in control when Pat Cummins handed Mitchell Starc the second new ball. Twenty minutes later, Australia were back in the game.
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The Sydney Morning Herald ·
South Africa were in control when Pat Cummins handed Mitchell Starc the second new ball. Twenty minutes later, Australia were back in the game.
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株式会社ジャパンタイムズ(代表取締役会長兼社長:末松弥奈子)は、世界新聞・ニュース発行者協会(WAN-IFRA)主催のWAN-IFRA アジア・メディア・アワード 2026 において、2つの賞を受賞いたしました。
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