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WATCH: Beers in the morning ? Aussie fans paint Durban yellow while Proteas take charge

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WATCH: Beers in the morning ? Aussie fans paint Durban yellow while Proteas take charge

Travelling Australian fans brought the noise (and beer orders) to a quiet Kingsmead on Day 1 of the Durban Test, while Wiaan Mulder’s early strikes left both the match and the fan banter on a knife-edge at lunch.

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