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Proteas middle-order batter and vice-skipper Temba Bavuma may have provided a smidgen of resistance in the embarrassment that was the first Test against New Zealand, but said what he does personally doesn't matter if the team isn't doing well.
Johannesburg — The only approach to getting over last week’s crushing defeat against New Zealand was for the Proteas to confront it head on.
Cape Town - New Zealand's South African-born seamer Neil Wagner insists his loyalty is with the Black Caps and that playing against the Proteas now "is a lot different to what it was when I started my career".
Proteas vice-captain Temba Bavuma said they've got plenty of mental resilience to fall back on to bounce back for the second Test against New Zealand in Christchurch on Friday.
The Proteas are bracing for the likelihood of going into their second and series-deciding Test against New Zealand in Christchurch on Friday without fast bowler Lungi Ngidi.
Boult missed the first Test of the two-match series due to his wife giving birth to their third child but has linked up with the squad ahead of the second game that starts at the Hagley Oval on Friday.
The Proteas' bowling mantra since commencing the Test series against New Zealand has been "bowl it fuller", but it was pretty clear that wasn't executed in this past weekend's massacre by an innings and 276 runs.
While much of the reaction and frustration centred around South Africa's woeful batting in their massive first Test defeat to New Zealand over the weekend, skipper Dean Elgar will also be expecting more from his bowlers when the second Test gets under way on Friday.