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BBC ONLINE, undated
South Africa made a confident start to the third and final Test in Sydney on Saturday as they look to replace Australia as the leadingTest-playing nation.
Dale Steyn took the crucial late wicket of Brad Haddin (38) to end a 75-run partnership with Michael Clarke.
Vice-captain Clarke was 73 not out at the close at Sydney Cricket Ground, having been dropped twice, as Australia reached 267 for 6.
South Africa lead the series 2-0 and are hoping to inflict Australia's first home whitewash in 122 years.
They fielded an unchanged side while Australia gave debuts to all-rounder Andrew McDonald and pace bowler Doug Bollinger, the latter given his first chance on his home ground.
But the focus was on opener Matthew Hayden at the start of play after home skipper Ricky Ponting won the toss and chose to bat.
Hayden has been in a wretched run of form and, prior to the squad being announced, there were calls in the Australian media for the 37-year-old to be dropped.
He reined in his attacking instincts and was outscored by partner Simon Katich as they put on 62 for the first wicket.
But Australia then suffered a double blow as Katich was caught at second slip off Jacques Kallis and Ponting departed first ball in the next over as Morne Morkel found the inside edge of his bat and wicketkeeper Mark Boucher did the rest.
Hayden’s watchful innings came to an end after lunch when he attempted to drive a wide ball from fast bowler Dale Steyn and only succeeded in dragging the ball into his stumps.
His exit for 31 left Australia on 109-3 and put the onus on Michael Hussey, who has also been short of runs in recent
matches, and Clarke to rebuild the innings.
The spin of Paul Harris accounted for Hussey, however, when he pushed forward defensively and was caught at slip by Kallis for 30.
New boy McDonald was greeted by a rising delivery from Morkel which struck him on the body, edged just short of the slip cordon two balls later and shortly afterwards had his helmet knocked off by a bouncer from the tall paceman.
Clarke, meanwhile, had his first escape on 12 when Makhaya Ntini put down a difficult chance as he moved to his right at mid-off, with Harris the unlucky bowler.
But Ntini atoned with the
wicket of McDonald, who paid the price for poor foot movement as an attempted drive resulted in a catch to Boucher, leaving Australia on 162 for 5.
Clarke and Haddin gradually lifted the tension among home supporters -- with Clarke reaching his half-century off 15 balls and Haddin hitting a four and six off successive balls from Harris.
The pair were eventually separated when Steyn, armed with the second new ball, produced a near unplayable delivery which hit the top of Haddin's off stump.
But Clarke survived when Hashim Amla put down a
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FROM PAGE 17 straightforward chance at short mid-wicket off Ntini and Mitchell Johnson kept him company to stumps with an unbeaten 17.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard at stumps on the first day of the third and final Test between Australia and South Africa at Sydney Cricket Ground on Saturday: AUSTRALIA: First innings Hayden b Steyn 31
Katich c De Villiers b Kallis 47 Ponting c Boucher b Morkel 0 Hussey c Kallis b Harris 30 Clarke not out 73
McDonald c Boucher b Ntini 15 Haddinb Steyn 38
Johnson not out 17
Extras: fib-7, w-2, nb-7) 16
Total: (For 6 wkts in 88 overs) 267
To bat: Hauritz, Siddle, Bollinger.
Fall of wickets: 1-62, 2-63, 3-109.4-130,5-162,6-237.
Bowler O M R W
Steyn 21 4 71 2
Ntini 19 5 53 1
Morkel 17 3 49 1
Kallis 15 4 43 1
Harris 16 3 44 1
SOUTH AFRICA: McKenzie. Smith, Amla, Kallis, De Villiers, Duminy, Boucher, Morkel, Steyn. Harris, Ntini.
Toss: Australia
Umpires: BF Bowden (New Zealand) and EAR de Silva (Sri Lanka)