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Several minutes after the end of his press conference at Newlands on Tuesday, Pieter Malan popped back into the room. "I don't get them for free - I still have to pay," he said as he retrieved the sunglasses he had left behind.

That wasn't his only zinger. There was this, when he was asked about the pressures of playing Test cricket: "That's not pressure, that's privilege. Pressure is playing out there in a semi-pro game, nobody watching, and you're fighting for your career. Being out there, the Barmy Army cheering, Jimmy Anderson running in, it felt like a video game at some stage. It was unbelievable. I felt very privileged to be in a position to fight for the team and try and bat long and just be there for as long as I can."
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