Josh Hazlewood took five wickets, ripping apart South Africa in the first Test, leaving Australia needing just one more wicket to win.
Why it matters
Hazlewood supporters will see his five‑wicket haul as a key contribution that put Australia on the brink of victory.
Key facts
- Hazlewood took five wickets in the first Test against South Africa.
- The match was on Day 5 in Durban.
- Australia needed one more wicket to win after Hazlewood's spell.
Evidence
Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.
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More about Josh Hazlewood
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- Josh Hazlewood strikes early as South Africa struggles in 421-run chase in 1st Test vs AustraliaReportedConfidence: Reported. Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet
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