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Australia’s batting is vulnerable, says former Proteas spearhead Donald

Business Day · 02 September 2026 at 14:28

Australia’s batting is vulnerable, says former Proteas spearhead Donald

SA face Pat Cummins’ team in three Tests beginning in Durban on October 9

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