Hindustan Times reported that Josh Hazlewood struck early and that South Africa was in trouble in a 421-run chase during the first Test against Australia.
Why it matters
It shows Hazlewood’s early impact in the Test, indicating his role in applying pressure on South Africa.
Key facts
- The report refers to Day 4 of the first Test between South Africa and Australia.
- South Africa’s chase target in the match is 421 runs.
Evidence
Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.
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