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New Zealand's Neil Wagner reacts during Day 1 of the second Test against South Africa at Seddon Park in Hamilton on 13 February 2024. (Photo by Hannah Peters/Getty Images)
New Zealand's Neil Wagner reacts during Day 1 of the second Test against South Africa at Seddon Park in Hamilton on 13 February 2024. (Photo by Hannah Peters/Getty Images)

All-rounders Ruan de Swardt and Shaun von Berg used "hard graft" to lead a South African rearguard on Tuesday as they reached 220-6 after New Zealand had dominated the start of the second Test.

DAY 1 REPORT

De Swardt reached his maiden half-century and was 55 not out at stumps on day one. The 37-year-old Von Berg was 34 on his Test debut, with the pair having put on an unbroken 70 off 27 overs at Seddon Park in Hamilton.

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