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South Africa’s bowlers weren’t the most disciplined but favourable conditions and a fired-up Dale Steyn meant they still seized the advantage
Dale Steyn, the South Africa fast bowler, said his side had planned to target Australia’s captain Michael Clarke in bowler-friendly conditions in Cape Town
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