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Marnus Labuschagne, the Australian Test cricket team's captain, is well-known for his chirping on the track. Now he has delivered an epic sledge to his former grade cricket skipper who he follows on livestreams on YouTube when he is not playing

When he creased in Sydney during the third Test on Wednesday, in-form Australian batsman Marnus Labuschagne turned heads after bizarrely motioning for a lighter cigarette (pictured left). The 28-year-old was later granted a reprieve by third umpire Richard Kettleborough, who enraged South Africa's players and divided opinions on social media.

David Warner will look back on one major moment from his incredible knock against South Africa, which helped him end his search for another ton - Marnus Labuschagne's sacrifice. Kerry O'Keeffe wrote, 'The most selfless thing we've seen in a long time.' He realized out of the corner of his eye how committed David was, and David considered that returning to the danger zone, but Marnus said no, I'll go.'

South Africa has devised a clever tactic to sledge Marnus Labuschagne by utilizing his experience against him, and the Aussie World No.1 has been warned to expect some extra spice in the first Test, which will commence this Saturday at the Gabba in Brisbane.

BY RICHARD EDWARDS, a complete biography, The call from South Africa's fastest players who demolished England at Lord's top rate in history is a big call. But one former Proteas great insists that it is not outlandish, and that it could well be spot-on. During his playing days, Allan Donald was known as White Lightning and was one of the fastest bowlers of his generation, with a speed of over 90 mph. When England spearheaded a South Africa line-up capable of mixing it with the best, he was on the receiving end of some of his fastest spells during the 1990s. He grouped up with Shaun Pollock and Jacques Kallis to form a formidable force.