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85 Australias total, their lowest in a home Test in 32 years. They were bowled out for 76 by West Indies in Perth in 1984. In all home Tests, they have been bowled out for less than 85 only ten times. 197 The number of balls South Africa took to dismiss Australia. It was Australias second shortest innings at home in terms of balls faced since 1936, after the Perth Test against West Indies in 1984. Till 1936, they had seven such instances.11 Instances of Australia being bowled out in under 200 balls in a Test innings since 1950. Only two of those have been at home, while six have been in England. 17 The lowest score at which Australia have lost half their side in the first innings of a Test. The previous lowest was 21, against England at Trent Bridge in 2015. Their score at the fall of the sixth wicket in Hobart - 31 - was also their second lowest at home.1978 The previous instance of Australia losing six of their top-seven batsmen for single-digit scores at home - against England in Brisbane.8 Instances of an Australian batsman scoring a higher percentage of the teams runs than Steven Smith. Smith contributed 48 unbeaten runs out of Australias 85 (56.47%). The last time an Australian batsman contributed a higher percentage was in 1999, when Michael Slater scored 123 out of Australias 184 (66.84%) against England in Sydney. In team totals of below 100, this is the fifth-highest contribution ever: only Asanka Gurusinha (63.41%), Mohinder Amarnath (61.85%), Len Hutton (57.69%) and Trevor Goddard (56.56%) have done better. 6 for 43 Australias worst first session of a home Test since the 4 for 58 against England in the Boxing Day Test in 2010. There have been only three worse first sessions for any team since then. Australia were dismissed in the first session at Trent Bridge, Pakistan lost 6 for 36 at Edgbaston, and New Zealand were dismissed for 45 at Newlands.15 Wickets that fell on the first day of this Test, which is the most ever in a day at the Bellerive Oval. Thirteen wickets fell on a day in each of the first two Tests in Hobart - on the first day in 1989, and the third day in 1993.2 Runs by Australias openers - the fewest they have scored since the game against England in Nottingham in 2015. Before that, both openers were dismissed for no runs against Sri Lanka in Kandy in 1999.3 Number of innings in which the opposition has been dismissed for fewer than 100 and Philander has taken a five-for. Apart from todays game, Philander took 5 for 7 against New Zealand and 5 for 15 against Australia. Colorado Avalanche Gear . - Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco is not a fan of his teams use of the wildcat formation, saying "it makes you look like a high school offence. 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Rhys Priestland kicked five penalties as Bath recorded a 22-6 victory over Bristol in Pool 4 of the European Rugby Challenge Cup.The Wales international fly-half led his side to a second successive win in the competition with four successful first-half kicks before adding another after the break.Bristol responded through penalties from Billy Searle and Shane Geraghty either side of the interval but their chances of salvaging something from the game were effectively ended when Jack Tovey was sin-binned 14 minutes from time.Baths Matt Banahan then raced clear to touch down the only try of the game in the final minute before Priestland added the conversion to leave Andy Robinsons side pointless from their opening two European fixtures.Elsewhere, La Rochelle made it back-to-back wins in Pool 1 with a convincing 51-24 success at home to fellow French side Bayonne.Charles Bouldoire scored two of the hosts eight tries with the others coming from Romain Sazy, Jason Eaton, Steevve Barry, Arthur Retiere, Levani Botia and Leandro Cedaro.ddddddddddddFly-half Brock James added 11 points with the boot before fellow Australian Zack Holmes was sin-binned in the closing stages.Tries from Martin Laveau and Pablo Huete, plus a late penalty try, put Bayonne on the scoresheet but they failed to find a fourth score to earn a bonus point and were well beaten.In the nights other match, Stade Francais comfortably beat Romanian side Timisoara Saracens 27-0 in Pool 5.Jules Plisson went over in the opening minutes for the French hosts before further tries from Faraj Fartass and Djibril Camara and seven points from the boot of South African Morne Steyn gave them a 22-0 lead at the break.Sylvain Nicolas touched down the fourth try of the night in the second half to earn the home side a bonus point in their first win of the competition. 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