Dale Steyn and Morne Morkel

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Indexed  June 13, 2010

It was a privilege to be at the Cape Town and Jo’burg Tests of England’s winter tour. It was a four match series that will live long in the memory – one convincing win apiece, plus two of the tightest last-wicket finishes imaginable. Unrelenting assault versus pure bloody-minded defence. Thrilling to witness, and, following two [...]   See the complete post here

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