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Prepare for a challenging math brain teaser riddle that will put your brain to work! Unlike boring calculations, this riddle is all about thinking smartly, observing patterns, and using your logic.

South Africa defeated Pakistan by eight wickets in the second Test encounter in Rawalpindi to draw the two-match series 1-1 on Thursday. Simon Harmer finished with figures of 6-50 as the 36-year-old ...

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