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Australia reach 330-4, one run ahead of South Africa on the second day of the third men’s Test – as it happened

SportsBy Geoff Lemon (earlier) and Daniel Gallan (later)Oct 28, 2026, 4:05 PM
Australia reach 330-4, one run ahead of South Africa on the second day of the third men’s Test – as it happened
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PUBLISHEDOct 28, 2026, 4:05 PM
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Inglis (85*) and Carey (51*) put on unbeaten 145 for the sixth wicket as Australia take a one run lead into the third day of deciding Test in Cape Town. 2nd over: Australia 5-0 (Renshaw 5, Head 0) All 12 balls so far have been faced by Renshaw, after that sixth-ball single. He carries on as he played in Durban, leaving wherever possible.

Jansen does beat his edge at one stage, getting movement away, but Renshaw doesn’t follow the ball. When Jansen ends the over going short at the body, Renshaw gets gloves underneath it. Very organised defensive approach to the over. 1st over: Australia 5-0 (Renshaw 5, Head 0) Lovely bounce and carry from Rabada with the new ball. Two left-handers for him to aim at. The sun is shining again, the sky brilliantly blue, it looks a lovely day on the Cape.…

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