South Africa call on 'Aussie agitator' Breetzke
South Africa respond to their heavy first-Test defeat by Australia by calling up “Aussie agitator” Matthew Breetzke.
BBC Sport reports: South Africa respond to their heavy first-Test defeat by Australia by calling up “Aussie agitator” Matthew Breetzke.
This sports story centres on South Africa. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Aussie, Matthew Breetzke and Breetzke.
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Results and decisions like this can shape standings, selections and the rest of the season for the teams and athletes involved.
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- South Africa · Africa
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- Aussie, Matthew Breetzke, Breetzke, Australia
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- Sports
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