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Wiaan Mulder
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Australian fast bowler Mitchell Starc is a top search trend in India and Australia amid a busy period of Test cricket news. Related coverage includes Anrich Nortje praising Wiaan Mulder's bowling masterclass for South Africa and Cameron Green being ruled out of the first Test against South Africa. Fans are closely following pace bowling storylines across recent Test matches.
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South African cricketer Wiaan Mulder is drawing attention as South Africa take on Australia in the first men's Test, with day one coverage led by The Guardian's live blog. The match has put Mulder, a seam-bowling all-rounder, in the spotlight as fans in South Africa, Australia and India follow the contest closely.
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South African all-rounder Wiaan Mulder is drawing attention as a key figure for the Proteas, with coverage describing him as the team's 'man for all seasons and situations'. The 27-year-old offers both batting and bowling options, making him a valuable flexible pick for selectors as South Africa navigates a busy international schedule and plans for upcoming series and tournaments.
- 4Mulder takes two wickets as Australia struggle in first Test▼Mulder claims two wickets as South Africa reduces Australia to 84-3 at lunch in 1st test
South Africa's Wiaan Mulder claimed two wickets as Australia reached 84-3 by lunch on the opening day of the first Test between the two sides. The morning session went South Africa's way, with the bowlers removing three Australian batters inside the first session. Reports across international outlets highlighted Mulder's double strike as the key moment of the morning, leaving the contest finely balanced heading into the afternoon.
- 5South Africa dominate Australia on shortened Day 1 in Durban▼Mulder, Jansen and Nortje help South Africa reduce Australia to 187-6 on shortened Day 1 in Durban
South Africa's bowlers Wiaan Mulder, Marco Jansen and Anrich Nortje took wickets to reduce Australia to 187-6 on a shortened first day of their Test match in Durban. Play was curtailed, but the hosts still gained the upper hand as Australia struggled with the bat, leaving the Test evenly poised heading into day two.
- 6Mulder takes two wickets as South Africa battles Australia in first Test▼Wiaan Mulder claims two wickets as South Africa reduces Australia to 84-3 at lunch in 1st test
Wiaan Mulder claimed two wickets as South Africa reduced Australia to 84-3 by lunch on the opening day of their first Test. The morning session went South Africa's way, with Mulder's early strikes keeping Australia's batting lineup in check and giving the visitors an encouraging start to the match.