Temba Bavuma's masterful 179, supported by Marco Jansen and Simon Harmer, propelled South Africa to a commanding 425 for nine declared on day three of the second Test against Australia. Australia struggled in their reply, losing a wicket early to be 3 for 1 at stumps, leaving them on the back foot in the series.
Meanwhile, in the tri-series opener, England suffered an 87-run defeat to Pakistan. Young all-rounder Arafat Minhas was the star, scoring 59 runs and then taking six wickets for 40 runs, dismantling England's chase after a promising start. This loss marks a disappointing beginning to England's winter tour.
Bavuma's Century Puts South Africa in Command Against Australia; England Falls to Pakistan
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