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How Hazlewood has overcome a string of injuries to re-emerge as a leading figure in an ageless

Josh Hazlewood claimed career-best Test figures of 6-49 to lead Australia to a 214-run victory over South Africa in Durban. Captain Pat Cummins praised Hazlewood and the bowling attack for embracing the tough work required on the final day, highlighting Hazlewood's skill with both the new and reversing ball after overcoming significant injury layoffs.
The match marked another milestone for Australia's veteran bowling unit of Hazlewood, Cummins, Mitchell Starc, and Nathan Lyon, who became the first quartet to achieve 600 wickets in matches played together. With 18 Tests scheduled across five months, the aging attack faces a demanding upcoming schedule.
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