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Thursday 1 March 2018
Australia eye 300-plus total for shot at first-innings lead
Warner defended Cameron Bancroft despite the young opener's soft dismissals on Day 1 of the Durban Test
South Africa claim early honours with disciplined bowling show
Smith, Warner fail to cash in on half-centuries; Philander and Maharaj take two wickets apiece
Barbados Tridents players paid dues ahead of CPL 2018 drafts
Some of the top Windies and international stars had not been paid their dues from last season in full
South Africa restore parity with key wickets
David Warner and Steven Smith fell before the lunch and tea breaks respectively after scoring fifties
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