Australia’s batting line-up collapsed to 60-7 at lunch during the second innings of the third Test against South Africa at Newlands on Saturday. Kagiso Rabada and Simon Harmer took six wickets between them, dismantling the Australian batting order. The collapse came as South Africa continued its strong performance, bringing them closer to securing a decisive victory in the series.
The Australian team struggled to maintain momentum after losing key players, with the scoreboard reflecting a significant setback. Rabada and Harmer combined to restrict the run rate, forcing Australia into a defensive position. South Africa’s bowlers maintained pressure throughout the innings, limiting scoring opportunities.
This follows a series of strong performances by the South African team, who have been dominant in the third Test. The match has seen South Africa take control of the game, with Australia facing mounting pressure to recover. The outcome of this Test could shift the momentum of the series in South Africa’s favor. The match continues as both teams look to secure a strong position in the ongoing series.
