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TB loss angered Smith

AFP, Leeds
South Africa captain Graeme Smith admitted to feeling "angry" after England's third Test victory at Trent Bridge (TB).
South Africa go into Thursday's fourth Test here at Headingley all square at 1-1 after England's 70-run win levelled the five-match series at 1-1 on Monday.
But at Trent Bridge South Africa get the worst of the conditions after batting second on a wearing pitch.
"In many ways it doesn't feel like we've been beaten," Smith told reporters at Headingley on Wednesday.
"Losing at Trent Bridge was more of an angry feeling. We showed immense character to take the match into five days.
"It didn't feel like we were beaten in the last game because conditions were not even-stevens.
"But we've put that behind us. As far as we are concerned it is as if the series hasn't started yet."
Looking ahead Smith, at 22
South Africa's youngest ever captain, said: "We'll have to perform to our abilities as we did in the first two Tests.
South Africa head into this game without Shaun Pollock. Smith, who replaced Pollock as captain after hosts South Africa's first round World Cup exit, said: "Shaun's a senior member of the squad. He's a
world-class performer day in and day out.
"Obviously we'll miss him a lot as
we did Jacques Kallis in the first two Test matches," added Smith referring to the all-rounder's absence due to father's death.
"Someone else has got the opportunity to perform and hopefully they'll do that and take responsibility. The other bowlers have an extra workload, they realise that."
Fast bowler Dewald Pretorius, dropped for Trent Bridge, is the most likely candidate to replace Pollock after taking four for 15 for Durham against Yorkshire at Headingley earlier this season.
"The wicket is in his favour," admitted Smith who added that experienced batsman Gary Kirsten, absent from Trent Bridge with an arm injury, was now fit.
Uncapped paceman Monde Zondeki is another candidate for Pollock's place.
His inclusion, alongside Makhaya Ntini, would give South Africa an all-black new-ball partnership for the first time in their history.
But coach Eric Simons insisted: "Monde's time will come and if it's tomorrow (Thursday) then so be it.
"But it won't be for any other reason than he is the right bowler."