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One man down and on a flattening pitch, Boland and Starc continue to shine

Key points

  • Scott Boland took four wickets for 31 runs from 14 overs as Australia dominated the second Test at Gqeberha. The match resumed after a long rain delay, and Australia were without Josh Hazlewood, who is ill.
  • South Africa were 5-97 at the close of play, after Temba Bavuma and Ryan Rickelton put on a 50-run partnership. Mitchell Starc, still a threat at nearly 37, also bowled with pace and menace.
  • Cricket Australia says Hazlewood will return on day three.
One man down and on a flattening pitch, Boland and Starc continue to shine
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