Matt Kelly was superb in leading the WA attack with five wickets after the home side lost left-armer Joel Paris to enjoy early in the second innings
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Handscomb ton and Warren’s three put pressure on South Australia
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Unchanged New Zealand bat against unchanged South Africa
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