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South Africa and Australia Prepare for Second Test Match
- South Africa aims to tire out Australia's bowlers by increasing overs in the second Test.
- Aiden Markram is expected to play despite missing training and traveling separately.
- Australian bowler Josh Hazlewood believes reverse swing will remain crucial in the upcoming match.
- Kagiso Rabada is nearing a return for the second Test after missing the first.
- Australia dominated the first Test, setting a 421-run target and bowling out South Africa for 206.
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