Why Temba Bavuma turned away during Steve Smith's catch in second Test? South Africa captain explains viral reaction
South Africa registered a historic win over Australia in the second Test at St George's Park in Gqeberha on Thursday. The Proteas declared their first innings at 425/9 before bowling Australia out for 99 and enforcing the follow-on.
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- Temba Bavuma Reacts To Viral Steve Smith Catch Video, Explains Why He Turned His Back.
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NDTV: Skipper Temba Bavuma was named Player of the Match for his brilliant knock of 179, which helped South Africa build a massive lead. Apart fro
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The Times: Why Temba Bavuma turned away during Steve Smith's catch in second Test? South Africa captain explains vir
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Times of India (IN): South Africa registered a historic win over Australia in the second Test at St George's Park in Gqeberha on Thursday. The Proteas declared t
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