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2nd Test, Day 1: Late South African strikes spoil Sri Lanka’s day

Sri Lanka were 60 for three at the close at St George's Park after bowling out South Africa for 222.

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2nd Test: Rajitha puts South Africa on the ropes in Port Elizabeth

South Africa were 185 for seven at tea, with Quinton de Kock, their last recognised batsman, on 68 not out at St George's Park.

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We had belief that Kusal Perera could do it for Sri Lanka: Dimuth Karunaratne

Perera’s unbeaten 153-run knock that helped the tourists grab a historic victory in opening Test against South Africa in Kingsmead.

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Blessing to be able to play again: Dale Steyn

Steyn bowled a ten-over spell after lunch in an effort to blow away Sri Lanka's tail.

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1st Test: Dale Steyn grabs four, advantage South Africa

Sri Lanka were bowled out for 191 and were unable to build on a good first day when their inexperienced bowlers surprised the SA batsmen.

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1st Test: Dale Steyn’s four help South Africa claim 44-run lead

Sri Lanka were bowled out for 191 with an early tea taken when the last wicket fell.

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We were a bit unaware of Sri Lanka’s new guys: Quinton de Kock

Vishwa Fernando, Sri Lanka's pick of the bowlers with 4/62, said he enjoyed bowling in South African conditions compared to those in Sri Lanka.

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1st Test: Vishwa Fernando shines as Sri Lanka defy odds

Sri Lanka came into the match having lost six of their most recent seven Tests and with several changes in playing personnel.

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1st Test: Quinton de Kock’s 44* keeps South Africa afloat

De Kock holds the key to the hosts posting a respectable total after they picked five bowlers, leaving room for only six specialist batsmen.

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Durban offers faint hope for beleaguered Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka will be led by opening batsman Dimuth Karunaratne, who scored 356 runs at an average of 118.66 in the home series win against South Africa.

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