TFW Daily - Boland, Lyon, or left-field? - South Africa Australia, 3rd Test, Cape Town Preview
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South Africa Australia Daily, 3rd Test, Cape Town Preview: Australia go into tomorrow’s series-deciding 3rd Test with more questions than answers. Who plays, and in what order? Gerald Coetzee has been named to replace Anrich Nortje, suggesting South Africa won’t let up on its confrontational approach as Australia return to the scene of their lowest ebb, looking for a first series win in the rainbow nation in 12 years. Bharat Sundaresan joins Adam Collins in front of the iconic Table Mountain from Newlands, in Cape Town.
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