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South Africa-Australia set for classic finale – what does history suggest could happen?

South Africa-Australia set for classic finale – what does history suggest could happen?
BBC News Friday 30 October 2026, 17:03 UTC 1 min read
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South Africa set up an epic final day of their decisive Test against Australia by batting throughout the fourth day. What does history suggest could happen?

South Africa set up an epic final day of their decisive Test against Australia by batting throughout the fourth day. What does history suggest could happen?
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