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Sunday, 9 October 2016
Bowlers, du Plessis star as South Africa take 4-0 lead
Kyle Abbott and Tabraiz Shamsi helped bowl Australia out for 167 before the skipper hit 69 to help the hosts to a six-wicket win
Mahmudullah's impressive fifty drives Bangladesh to 238
The veteran batsman came up with a well-measured innings of 75, while Mortaza crunched a 29-ball 44
Virat Kohli becomes first Indian skipper to score two double tons
A record fourth-wicket stand helped India post a formidable total of 557 for 5 decl. on Day 2 of the third Test against New Zealand
Kohli 211, Rahane 188 hammer home the advantage for India
The near full house at Indore would have got their money's worth as well with a double ton from Kohli and a 188 from Rahane, as India declared on a mammoth 557/5
Queensland make it four in a row with win against South Australia
Marnus Labuschagne hit an unbeaten 73, after Michael Neser's 4 for 41, to help Queensland maintain their winning record
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