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Bad light could affect South Africa-Australia Test calculations
South Africa and Australia are playing a Test cricket match.
Bad light could affect how the match unfolds.
Around 45 overs have been lost across three days of play.
That means the teams have had less time to play than planned.
Both sides need to take the lost time into account in their calculations.
The available information does not say what either team will do next or where the match is being played.
Bad light could affect the teams’ calculations in the South Africa-Australia Test.
Around 45 overs have been lost across three days of play.
The lost overs need to be factored into the teams’ calculations.
- Who
- South Africa and Australia.
- What
- Bad light and lost overs could affect the teams’ calculations in the Test.
- When
- The report was published on 11 October 2026.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Around 45 overs have been lost across three days of play.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
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- Lost overs
- Around 45 overs
- Span
- Three days of play
- Teams
- South Africa and Australia
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