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Australia v South Africa second Test LIVE: Boland strikes again after Proteas resume innings

Sydney Morning Herald - Sport ·
Australia v South Africa second Test LIVE: Boland strikes again after Proteas resume innings

We’re back for day two of the rain-hit second Test between Australia and South Africa.

The tourists could only bowl 12.2 overs on day one, but Scott Boland made a big impression after Nathan Lyon was dropped.

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