Summary

  • Third Test, day two, Cape Town

  • Australia reply to SA's 329 on day one

  • Proteas fell from 203-1to 329 all out - Starc 6-72

  • Series level at 1-1

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Ffion Wynne

  1. Aus 26-0

    Better from Rabada, just a single off the over as he plugs away outside Renshaw's off stump.

  2. Aus 25-0

    Four more!

    Travis Head is playing a risky game but it's effective so far. He flashes outside the off stump again and carves Marco Jansen for four, but that one wasn't particularly short or wide. It flies past the fielder diving at point, drawing cries of anguish from Jansen and the slip cordon.

  3. Aus 20-0

    Productive start for Australia here.

    Travis Head whacks his first boundary behind point as Rabada strays a little too wide, and the South African quick keeps him on his toes with a sharp bouncer in response.

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    Fancying Jofra and co against this batting line-up in the Ashes….hopefully not famous last words.

    Phil Hodson, Cardiff

  5. Aus 15-0

    As I say that, Matt Renshaw takes Jansen for two boundaries.

    The first is a little lucky, flying off a leading edge, but the second is a beauty, flicked off the pads towards square leg. Lovely timing.

  6. Aus 7-0

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    Just a couple off Kagiso Rabada's second over but Marco Jansen certainly looks like the more threatening of the two in these early stages.

  7. Aus 5-0

    Marco Jansen, on the other hand, is immediately into his stride. The all-rounder his having a brilliant series.

    He tests Renshaw with a maiden, beating the outside edge twice and forcing him to sway out of the way of a well-directed short ball to end the over.

  8. Aus 5-0

    A loose start from Rabada, unusually. He offers Renshaw a full toss outside the off stump, and Australia's new opener thumps it to the boundary for the first runs of the morning.

  9. South Africa's innings had a bit of everything yesterday. Their openers dominated the first session remarkably, adding 158 for the first wicket before Australia's indefatigable seamers roared back.

    Renshaw and Head make their way to the middle in the Cape Town sunshine. Kagiso Rabada has the new ball in hand.

  10. Good morning!

    Day two is about to begin at Newlands, with Australia replying to South Africa's first-innings 329. We have another new-look opening partnership for Australia, with Matt Renshaw moving up the order with Travis Head.

    If you missed any of yesterday's enthralling action, which included Mitch Starc's 6-72, Matthew Henry's match report is here and has got you covered.

    Mitch Starc and Pat Cummins celebrate a wicket for AustraliaGetty Images