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David Warner (AFP)
David Warner (AFP)

Cape Town - It has been suggested that Australian opening batsman David Warner had help aid the devastating reverse swing which led to his team's dramatic downfall in the second Test in Port Elizabeth.

According to the supersport.com website, recently retired all-rounder and leading Test run scorer for the Proteas Jacques Kallis made an informed observation after Sunday's proceedings which saw the Proteas capture an incredible nine wickets in the final session of the fourth day.

“The process begins with the rough side and the Proteas have to thank David Warner for the help he gave them with it,” Kallis said.

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