SA bowlers are world-class – Smith
Australia skipper Steve Smith said his batsmen couldn’t handle the pressure of dealing with the Proteas’ pace trio.
Embarrassed to be sitting here – Smith
Australia captain Steve Smith says he’s hurting after their third consecutive series loss at home to the Proteas.
When Twitter sang out
Reaction from fans and greats of the game to South Africa’s amazing win in the second Test in Hobart.
Faf hails ‘relentless’ bowling attack
South Africa captain Faf du Plessis praised his ‘relentless’ bowlers for their match-winning performance against Australia in Hobart.
Abbott and Rabada destroy Aus
Kyle Abbott (6-77) and Kagiso Rabada (4-34) ripped through Australia’s line-up to help the Proteas achieve a third-consecutive series victory Down Under.
Proteas secure series
The Proteas have won their third consecutive Test series in Australia, after thrashing Australia by an innings and 80 runs in Hobart on Tuesday.
All to do for Australia
The Proteas will look to chip away in the morning session on day four, with Steve Smith and Usman Khawaja fighting for their side’s survival.
Hard work ahead – De Kock
The Proteas are aware of the hard work ahead against a ‘determined’ Australian line-up as they hunt a victory in the second Test match in Hobart.
De Kock and Bavuma’s record partnership
Quinton de Kock and Temba Bavuma’s record partnership put the Proteas in a firm position on day three of the second Test against Australia in Hobart.
De Kock ton highlights day three
Quinton de Kock (104) scored his second Test century to help SA post 326 at the end of their innings on day three. Australia closed the day on 121-2, trailing by 120.
‘I don’t try to be like Gilchrist’
Quinton de Kock insists that he does not aspire to be like Adam Gilchrist, as he has his own game plan determining the way he wants to play.
De Kock ton maintains SA dominance
A Quinton de Kock century and a double Kyle Abbott strike has left Australia trailing the Proteas by 120 runs in Hobart.
Abbott strikes after De Kock ton
A Quinton de Kock ton lifted the Proteas to 326, before Kyle Abbott struck in the first over to leave Australia on 54-1.
Bavuma, De Kock push on
Quinton de Kock scored his second Test century to press home the Proteas’ advantage against Australia, taking the lead to 203.
Proteas look to press home advantage
Plenty of play is expected on day three as the Proteas look to extend their 86-run first-innings lead over Australia in Hobart.
