Proteas ratings: Odd glimmer of hope on nightmare tour Down Under
The Proteas were schooled in Australia, suffering a 2-0 series loss on a tour that has raised alarm bells over the current state of the Test side.
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The Proteas were schooled in Australia, suffering a 2-0 series loss on a tour that has raised alarm bells over the current state of the Test side.
SYDNEY :Steve Smith celebrated his 30th century and Usman Khawaja moved past 150 to push Australia to 394 for four at tea, as South Africa's hopes of a face-saving win faded on a placid day-two wicket during the third test in Sydney on Thursday.
Proteas fast bowler Anrich Nortje gave an honest assessment of how he improved his performances from a wobbly first Australia Test to becoming SA’s standout performer by the third at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Wednesday.
Anrich Nortje, who possesses the bowling speed to hurt any batter, said it was "probably the right decision" to call off play after only 47 overs were bowled for bad light during the first day of the third Test between Australia and South Africa on Wednesday.
Star Proteas performer on day one of the third Test against Australia, Anrich Nortje, said they were convinced that Simon Harmer’s slip catch on Marnus Labuschagne, given not-out, was out.
SYDNEY : Australia were 138 for one when bad light halted play before rain brought tea early on day one of the third test against South Africa in Sydney on Wednesday.
South Africa strike bowler Anrich Nortje claimed the key wickets of David Warner and Marnus Labuschagne on Wednesday to prise Australia's grip on the third Test in Sydney as rain plagued the opening day.
SYDNEY : South Africa struck to remove David Warner cheaply but Australia held firm to be 68 for one at lunch on day one of the third test on Wednesday after home captain Pat Cummins won the toss and elected to bat.