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Australia roar to keep Cummins out of unwanted club... for now

Australia roar to keep Cummins out of unwanted club... for now
BBC News Tuesday 27 October 2026, 17:10 UTC 1 min read
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Australia fight back in afternoon and evening against South Africa to spare the blushes of captain Pat Cummins in third Test.

Australia fight back in afternoon and evening against South Africa to spare the blushes of captain Pat Cummins in third Test.
Australia (LOCATION) Cummins (PERSON) South Africa (LOCATION) Pat Cummins (PERSON)
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