The Irish TimesEN
Namibia take ODI series after Ireland batting collapse in Windhoek
Ireland were bowled out for just 129 as hosts went on to win by five wickets
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The AgeEN
Aussies humiliated after another batting collapse in Cape Town
The Proteas have come from behind to beat Australia 2-1, with Simon Harmer bowling his side to victory in Cape Town.
ABC AustraliaEN
Australia slumps to horror defeat as Warner decries 'deplorable' batting
Australia falls in a heap on day five of the third Test in Cape Town, spun out by Simon Harmer to lose the game by 176 runs and suffer a 2-1 series loss to South Africa.
The AgeEN
It’s the most important part of Test cricket – and it’s not batting, bowling or fielding
A classic Test comes to its conclusion tonight – and the result will come with a judgement on one call made by Australian captain Pat Cummins.
DawnEN
Saim Ayub released from Pakistan tri-series squad to work on batting form, Sahibzada Farhan named replacement
<p>Pakistan opener Saim Ayub has been released from the national squad for the remainder of the ongoing One-day International tri-series after requesting to return to domestic cricket to work on his batting form and regain confidence, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) said on Monday.</p> <p>The PCB said the decision was taken after Saim spoke to head coach Mi
The Sydney Morning HeraldEN
Australia’s patched-up batting has reached boiling point. It must change for Cape Town
The rush of wickets that led to this innings defeat is a sign of bigger problems with Australia’s ageing and patched-up batting order.
The AgeEN
Coach's telling response to Aussie batting woes
Australian coach Andrew McDonald gave a telling response when asked to sum up his side's batting performance in the second Test.
Daily MaverickEN
BATTING MASTERCLASS: Brilliant Bavuma pulls Proteas back into series against Aussies with career-best Test score
Proteas skipper Temba Bavuma led from the front with a career-best 179 as his team posted 425 for nine declared on day three of the rain-affected second Test against Australia. At stumps Australia were three for one.
ABC AustraliaEN
Bavuma's batting masterclass takes control from Australia
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