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South Africa v England T1 D4

By Will 5 years ago, mid-December Add your comment below

Day 4 was crucial, and England really won all 3. They won the game this morning on day 5, leaving the final tallies as follows (13 sessions started):

England 9
South Africa 4

Tags: england, england-in-south-africa, south-africa, test-cricket |

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