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South Africa enjoyed a highly productive morning on the first day of the World Test Championship final reducing Australia to a parlous 67-4 after winning the toss and choosing to bowl first under grey skies at Lord’s on Wednesday.

Kagiso Rabada led the attack with a magnificent opening spell of accurate and hostile fast bowling for an analysis of 6-4-9-2 while fellow opening bowler, Marco Jansen (7.2-1-27-2) claimed the other two wickets with both men benefitting from some brilliant catching.

Lungi Ngidi (4-0-19-0) was too wide to challenge the batsmen whereas Wiaan Mulder was quite the opposite conceding just six runs from six overs (6-3-6-0) bowling…
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