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Chad Laycock takes record-breaking five wickets in an over in South African T20 match

The KZN-Inland fast bowler finished with 6 for 26, the best figures in Pro20 Cup history

Australia secured a 214-run victory over South Africa on the fifth day of the first Test at Kingsmead, with fast bowler Josh Hazlewood claiming six wickets for 49 runs. Former captain Pat Cummins praised his team's performance, stating they "grinded it out" to regain the lead and maintain it. The tourists, who had set a target of 421 runs to win, were dismissed for 206, marking South Africa's first Test loss in 11 months.

South Africa captain Temba Bavuma acknowledged the need for his team to learn from Australia's approach. Aiden Markram, the opening batsman, scored 75 runs before being caught out, while teammate Wiaan Mulder was dismissed for 29. Matt Renshaw, who top-scored in both innings with 190 and 82, and also took his first Test wicket, was the match's standout performer, collecting five catches.

The next Test is set to take place in Gqeberha on Sunday, with Bavuma expressing optimism about the team's chances, particularly after key fast bowler Kagiso Rabada is expected to be available.

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