Steven Smith
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Australia dominates on day one – 3rd Test vs. South Africa
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David Warner continued with his brilliant form whereas Michael Clarke and Steven Smith consolidated the position of the visitors with their unbeaten fifties.
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South Africa marching towards victory – 2nd Test vs. Australia
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Hashim Amla got back to his form with a commendable innings whereas Vernon Philander and Morne Morkel penetrated through the Australian batting line up.
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The Proteas fight back – 2nd Test vs. Australia
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Dean Elgar led South Africa with a masterly knock whereas a couple of fifties from the middle order batsmen strengthened the position of the home side.
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Mitchell Johnson bulldozed South Africa – 1st Test
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Thunderbolts from the fierce quick bowler of Australia, Mitchell Johnson, destroyed the mighty batting power house of South Africa in the opening Test.
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Mitchell Johnson deflated South African batting – 1st Test
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The supreme form of Mitchell Johnson continued even after the Ashes when he punctured the top order batting of the Proteas who are sinking in the first Test.
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Australia on top after early collapse – 1st Test vs. South Africa
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A solid unbroken partnership of 199 runs between Shaun Marsh and Steven Smith consolidated the position of their team against South Africa in the first Test.
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Complete humiliation for England – 5th Test
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Australia continued their supremacy over England in the Ashes, the hosts whitewashed the visitors in the fifth and final Test and clinched the series at 5-0.
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Australia takes charge from day one – 5th Test vs. England
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Steven Smith blasted a ton and shared a valuable partnership of 127 runs with Brad Haddin for the 6th wicket while the hosts grabbed an early wicket of England.
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Australia reclaimed Ashes – 3rd Test vs. England
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The formidable Australians continued their dominance in the Ashes by beating England all ends up in the third Test at Perth and leads the series at 3-0.
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England batsmen fight for survival – 2nd Test vs. Australia
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The English skipper along with Michael Carberry provided a reasonable opening stand vs. Australia whereas their middle order was unable to utilize strong base.