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'Once He Gets Out On The Field, Then It's Game On': Ponting Lauds Jansen’s Cricketing Superpower
Jansen made an early impact for the Proteas, forming a lethal fast-bowling partnership with Kagiso Rabada that tore through Australia’s top order on the opening day of the World Test Championship Final.
While Rabada stole the spotlight with another five-wicket haul at Lord’s, Jansen was equally effective. The left-arm pacer finished with figures of 3 for 49 from 14 overs, claiming the key wickets of Marnus Labuschagne and Travis Head.
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