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Follow Ab De Villiers as he plays for the South African Cricket Team in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2007. South Africa is in Group A.
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- Ashwell Prince hands South Africa the advantage in second Test at Headingley (sport.telegraph.co.uk)
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