South Africa beats Australia by 67 runs in first ODI
Most outlets led with Matthew Breetzke’s century and Keshav Maharaj’s four-wicket contribution in South Africa’s 67-run victory over Australia in the first one-day international. All excerpts noted the score and venue, with 24 News HD and Dawn providing similar phrasing, while Business Recorder added a brief mention of Australia’s loss of cheap wickets.
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South Africa shock Australia by 67 runs in ODI opener
Matthew Breetzke’s century and Marco Jansen’s 75 set up South Africa’s 67-run win as Australia collapsed from a strong start in Durban......
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Breetzke, Maharaj steer South Africa to 67-run win over Australia
DURBAN - Matthew Breetzke’s magnificent 112 and Keshav Maharaj’s superb four-wicket haul powered South Africa to a convincing 67-run victory over Australia in the opening ODI of the three-match series at Kingsmead on Thursday.
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Breetzke and Maharaj sink Australia in first one-day international
Matthew Breetzke hit a century and left-arm spinner Keshav Maharaj took four wickets as South Africa beat Australia by 67 runs in the first one-day international at Kingsmead on Thursday.
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Matthew Breetzke and Keshav Maharaj sink Australia in first ODI
Matthew Breetzke hit a century and left-arm spinner Keshav Maharaj took four wickets as South Africa beat Australia by 67 runs in the first One-day International at Kingsmead on Thursday. Breetzke’s 112 and a hard-hit 75 by Marco Jansen took South Africa to 297 for eight after they were sent in. But Australia became favourites when Mitchell Marsh and Travis Head thrashed 90 for the first wicket...
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Breetzke ton leads South Africa to 67-run win over Australia
Matthew Breetzke scored a superb 112 to guide South Africa to a 67-run victory over Australia in the first one-day international in Durban on Thursday, but the tourists will rue the loss of cheap wickets as they faltered in their chase. South Africa posted 297 for eight in their 50 overs and Australia were well on course after a fast start, until poor shot selection caused their charge to colla...
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