Australia’s patched-up batting has reached boiling point. It must change for Cape Town
The rush of wickets that led to this innings defeat is a sign of bigger problems with Australia’s ageing and patched-up batting order.
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The rush of wickets that led to this innings defeat is a sign of bigger problems with Australia’s ageing and patched-up batting order.
Australian coach Andrew McDonald gave a telling response when asked to sum up his side's batting performance in the second Test.
Proteas skipper Temba Bavuma led from the front with a career-best 179 as his team posted 425 for nine declared on day three of the rain-affected second Test against Australia. At stumps Australia were three for one.
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