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2nd Test: Done A Lot Of Hardwork Yesterday, Hopefully We Can Get Firing, Says Morkel
India’s disciplined attack persisted hard to keep South Africa to 247/6 on day one of the game they need to win to level the two-game series 1-1.
“Obviously to get those wickets as early as possible, to start with a good energy, good body language. Now for me, my main focus, because we're chasing the win here, is just to play it hour by hour, session by session, and really control what we can control.”
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