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Proteas wicket-keeper batter Kyle Verreynne said their batting capitulation on the first day of the second Test against Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Monday was harder to accept than their previous six instances of not making 200.
All-rounder Cameron Green took a career-best 5-27 as Australia ripped through South Africa's fragile batting before piling on late runs to seize control of the second Test in Melbourne on Monday.
MELBOURNE :Cameron Green celebrated a maiden five-wicket innings haul as Australia skittled South Africa for 189 before finishing 45 for one in reply at the end of day one of the second test on Monday.
MELBOURNE :Marco Jansen and Kyle Verreynne dug in grimly and rode their luck as South Africa crawled to 144 for five at tea on day one of the second test against Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Monday.
MELBOURNE : Australia grabbed four early wickets to leave South Africa in trouble at 58 for four at lunch on day one of the second test on Monday after home captain Pat Cummins won the toss and elected to field at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
The Proteas suggested they could shake up their batting line up for the second Test against Australia on Boxing Day.
Proteas seamer Kagiso Rabada said they're not going to let Australia run amok despite the heavy beating they were subjected to in the first Test in Brisbane on Sunday.
South Africa's six-wicket defeat within two days at the Gabba in Brisbane was as embarrassing as it makes itself out to be.