Hamza, Paterson return as South Africa name playing XI for first Bangladesh Test
South Africa have named their Playing XI for the first of the two Test matches against Bangladesh that begins on Sunday at the Wanderers Stadium here, as Zubayr Hamza and Dane Paterson have returned.
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