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9 October 2026

Australian bolter Nic Maddinson named to play first Test in 10 years against South Africa

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Australian bolter Nic Maddinson named to play first Test in 10 years against South Africa

The Aussies have pulled a shock selection from nowhere ahead of their clash with South Africa.

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