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IPL 2023: What Royal Challengers Bangalore, Delhi Capitals, Punjab Kings, Sunrisers Hyderabad, Kolkata Knight Riders look like

In it's second part of SWOT analysis of the participating teams, TOI looks at how Royal Challengers Bangalore, Delhi Capitals, Punjab Kings, Sunrisers Hyderabad, Kolkata Knight Riders look like.

The Times of India

Delhi Capitals: Lack of Indian pace bowling firepower remains a concern

NEW DELHI: Rishabh Pant's absence considerably reduces Delhi Capitals' chances in the upcoming edition of Indian Premier League as the fear factor associated with the franchise won't be there this time round.

The Times of India

Jos Buttler and Harry Brook give England hope of levelling ODI series

England reached 342 for seven against South Africa, with Buttler making 94 and Brook 80.

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South Africa vs England: Jason Roy century and Jofra Archer return not enough to stop opening defeat

It had been 678 days since England had been able to call upon Jofra Archer and, so it felt, almost as long since they had seen the best of Jason Roy.

Evening Standard

England throw away first South Africa ODI as Proteas stage remarkable fightback

Despite an excellent hundred from Jason Roy, who looked back to his best after recent struggles, England succumbed to a 27-run defeat against South Africa in the first ODI

Daily Mirror

Marnus Labuschagne asks for cigarette lighter while batting during Australia vs SA Test

Australia batter Marnus Labuschagne used a cigarette lighter to burn some material off his helmet during the third Test against South Africa at the Sydney Cricket Ground

Daily Mirror

Marnus Labuschagne leads early charge amid rain as Australia frustrate South Africa

Australia are 147/2 at the end of day one of the third test, having already wrapped up the series win

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Australia make best of rainy start to third Test with South Africa

Usman Khawaja was 54 not out and Steve Smith yet to face a ball when rain halted play midway through the final session in Sydney

The Independent UK

Australia v South Africa: third Test, day one – as it happened

Australia reached 147-2 at the end of a day interrupted repeatedly by bad light and rain

The Guardian - AU

MCG 'Spidercam' operator stood down after camera collides with South Africa star

South African star Anrich Nortje was fortunate to escape injury after the 'Spidercam' collided into the bowler on day two of the Boxing Day test against Australia

Daily Mirror

Australia vs South Africa, 2nd Test: Dean Elgar's tactics and decision-making were terrible, says Simon Katich

MELBOURNE: Former Australia captain Simon Katich has termed South Africa skipper Dean Elgar's tactics and decision-making in the second Test against Australia as "terrible" and added that the field he set on day two at the MCG defied logic.

The Times of India

Alex Carey's first Test century powers Australia into unbeatable position in Boxing Day Test against South Africa

With Australia already sitting pretty in the Boxing Day Test, wicketkeeper Alex Carey bats South Africa completely out of the match on day three at the MCG.

ABC News

Nortje's fiery pace rewarded with wickets

The day after Anrich Nortje's fine bowling spell came to nothing, he was on a hat-trick with the wickets of Travis Head and David Warner on Wednesday morning.

AAP

Dominant Aussies in control at MCG

A first Test century from wicketkeeper Alex Carey has given Australia a mammoth advantage over a deflated South Africa as rain ended play early at the MCG.

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The Times of India

WATCH: Spider cam knocks over South Africa's Anrich Nortje at MCG

NEW DELHI: South African pacer Anrich Nortje had an eventful day in the field during the second day of the Boxing Day Test against Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) on Tuesday. Nortje was knocked over by a fast moving spider camera during the match.

Daily Mirror

South African cricketer ‘poleaxed’ by Spidercam in horrifying Boxing Day Test moment

South Africa are up against it with Australia dominating the Boxing Day Test at the MCG, but they'll be grateful that fast bowler Anrich Nortje is still playing

ABC News

David Warner scores double century in searing heat in Boxing Day Test against South Africa

After the better part of three years without a Test century, David Warner clatters 200 runs on day two of his 100th Test, leaving South Africa scrambling at the MCG.

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AAP

Nortje fired up for Boxing Day pace

South Africa fast bowler Anrich Nortje and his fellow quicks are encouraged by what they saw in the second innings of the Gabba Test loss to Australia.

AAP

Green reflects on his 'weird' Test summer

Allrounder Cameron Green has not been required to do much for a rampant Australia so far this Test summer, but is ready to contribute in the Boxing Day Test.

ABC News

South Africa captain Dean Elgar calls out Gabba pitch as bad for Test cricket after two-day Test defeat

The Proteas skipper approached the umpires late in the game to ask at what point the variable bounce and sideways movement off the pitch became dangerous.

AAP

Elgar quizzes umpires on safety of pitch

South Africa captain Dean Elgar insists the Gabba pitch was not a good Test wicket but Pat Cummins disagreed after the first Test finished inside two days.

The Guardian - AU

Australia enter history books with Test win over South Africa inside two days

Australia completed a comprehensive victory in the first Test at the Gabba where just two days of play were needed

The Guardian - AU

Australia beat South Africa by six wickets – as it happened

Nineteen wickets tumbled on day two of the first Test as Australia wrapped up victory over South Africa at the Gabba

AAP

Proteas believe they can still win Test

South Africa top-scorer Kyle Verreynne says the side's potent bowling attack can get them back into a winning position after they were dismissed for 152.

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