India rise to Proteas’ challenge
South Africa were 65-2 and enjoyed a 142-run lead at stumps on day two at Newlands.
South Africa were 65-2 and enjoyed a 142-run lead at stumps on day two at Newlands.
Hardik Pandya counter-attacked brilliantly to boost India to 185-7 at tea on day two at Newlands.
India were 76-4 and still trailed South Africa by 210 runs at lunch on day two at Newlands.
The Proteas must be favourites to dismiss India on day two and take a substantial lead into their second innings.
AB de Villiers’ knock of 65 in difficult conditions at Newlands is our Play of the Day.
The Proteas fought back to leave India three wickets down and trailing by 258 runs at stumps on day one at Newlands.
India took full advantage of the conditions and poor shot selection to reduce South Africa to 230-7 at tea on day one.
Faf du Plessis and AB de Villiers steered South Africa to 107-3 at lunch on day one at Newlands.
South Africa have won the toss and decided to bat in the first Test at Newlands.
South Africa’s success against India and Australia may hinge on the management of AB de Villiers.
Keshav Maharaj’s performance of 5-59 at St George’s Park is our Play of the Day.
The Proteas bowlers combined to claim 16 wickets on day two and beat Zimbabwe by an innings and 120 runs at St George’s Park. JON CARDINELLI reports.
Zimbabwe were 36-0 at tea after a Morné Morkel-inspired South Africa enforced the follow-on earlier on day two at St George’s Park.
The Zimbabwe batsmen will face a battle for survival in the first session of day two at St George’s Park.
Aiden Markram’s determined knock of 125 at St George’s Park is our Play of the Day.