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SA v IND: Amla Suggests Temba Bavuma To Bat Higher Up The Order In 2nd Test
South Africa batting great Hashim Amla has suggested that Temba Bavuma should bat higher up the order now that wicketkeeper-batter Quinton de Kock has quit Test cricket. South Africa take on India in the second Test here starting on Monday.
The hosts, who are trailing 0-1 in the three-match series after losing the first Test by 113 runs, will look to bounce back and prevent a first-ever series defeat at home to their opponents.
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