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Dale Steyn limps home. Is that the last we see of him?
Dale Steyn’s ability to move the ball at the pace his lithe frame is able to generate means he has a strong claim to be the greatest fast bowler of all time.
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Proteas quick Dale Steyn ruled out of World Cup
Left-arm fast bowler Beuran Hendricks has been approved by the World Cup technical committee as his replacement.
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Proteas search for Plan B as premature exit looms
A second consecutive defeat at the World Cup leaves the Proteas with a host of questions to answer before their next match against India.
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Steyn a big loss for South Africa, says Du Plessis
Dale Steyn has spent more than a month on the sidelines and was ruled out on Tuesday, though South Africa hope he will be fit to face India on 5 June.
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Steyn unavailable for selection for England opener
Dale Steyn has not recovered from a right shoulder injury in time to feature.
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Gibson: Rabada, Steyn will be fit for World Cup
Both Kagiso Rabada and Dale Steyn returned home after picking up injuries during the recent Indian Premier League.
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Shoulder flare-up ends Styen's IPL season
Dale Steyn missed Wednesday’s match against the Kings XI Punjab due to a niggle in his shoulder.
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Steyn bags four wickets as Proteas seize control of first test
South Africa had earlier bowled the tourists out for 191 in their first innings, with the experienced Steyn leading the charge on a slow but seaming wicket.
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Steyn, de Kock and Hendricks added to Proteas squad
Beuran Hendricks is uncapped in the 50 over the format for his country but has turned up in the T20 international side on previous occasions.
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Burgeoning pace stocks point to future for pitch perfect SA
When Ottis Gibson took over as Proteas coach in August 2017, he made it clear he favoured using South Africa’s traditional strength — fiery seam bowling — to bring success in the Test arena.
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Gibson: Steyn’s next 100 wickets will be faster than last
Dale Steyn has struggled with various injuries over the course of the past two years and only recently overtook Shaun Pollock as South Africa’s greatest ever wicket taker of all-time.
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Dale Steyn, Kagiso Rabada strike in second innings
Facing a first-innings deficit of 254 runs, Pakistan were 37 for two at lunch, still needing 217 runs to make South Africa bat again.
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Proteas quicks have Pakistan on the ropes early
Dale Steyn, the returning Vernon Philander, man-of-the-moment Duanne Olivier and Kagiso Rabada all claimed wickets in a relentless hailstorm of swinging, bouncing deliveries at Newlands Stadium today.
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Pakistan fight back after Olivier takes six
Duanne Olivier stole the limelight for South Africa on a day when Dale Steyn became South Africa's leading all-time wicket-taker.
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Steyn claims outright South Africa wicket-taking record
Shaun Pollock, the previous holder of the record, was quick to praise his successor, describing him during a television commentary as 'an absolutely brilliant performer, an absolute champion and a true leader of the attack'.
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Steyn bids for record but says there is more to come
Dale Steyn currently shares the record of 421 wickets with former captain Shaun Pollock, who retired in 2008, and needs one more wicket in the first Test against Pakistan, starting at SuperSport Park on Wednesday, to hold first place on his own.
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Runs key as top South Africa, Pakistan bowlers square up
The bowling strength of both teams is formidable, despite the lack of what had been anticipated as an intriguing match-up of exceptionally accurate seamers between South Africa's Vernon Philander and Pakistan's rising star Mohammad Abbas.
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Steyn loving Proteas culture and bowling unit
South Africa crushed Australia in the 1st ODI and Dale Steyn was the catalyst for an excellent bowling performance from the South African unit.
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Steyn stars on return, Tahir grabs six wickets in South Africa romp
Playing in his first ODI in two years, Steyn top-scored with a career-best 60 in a South African total of 198, then took the first two wickets as Zimbabwe were bowled out for 78, giving South Africa a winning 2-0 lead in the three-match series.
