All scoresAustralia won by 214 runs
South Africa284/10 & 206/1078.0 ov & 86.5 ov
Australia390/10 & 314/6d137.2 ov & 58.0 ov

Australia won by 214 runs

Australia tour of South Africa, 20261st Test · Kingsmead, Durban

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Australia 187/6 (65.2 ov)

Extras: 19 {wd - 1, nb - 4, lb - 14, b - 0}

Batting for Australia, innings 1
BatterHow outRB4s6sSR
Nic Maddinsonb Marco Jansen033000.00
Travis Headc Kyle Verreynne b Wiaan Mulder9192047.37
Marnus Labuschagnelbw b Wiaan Mulder37586063.79
Steven Smithc Wiaan Mulder b Marco Jansen25530247.17
Matt Renshawnot outnot out461153040.00
Alex Careyc Aiden Markram b Anrich Nortje14441031.82
Beau Websterc Kyle Verreynne b Anrich Nortje4210200.00
Pat Cummins (C)not outnot out33725045.83
Bowling in innings 1
BowlerOMRWEcon
Marco Jansen16.053522.19
Wiaan Mulder15.053122.07
Anrich Nortje13.234023.00
Keshav Maharaj7.003304.71
Simon Harmer14.013402.43
Fall of wickets

Yet to bat: Mitchell Starc, Nathan Lyon, Josh Hazlewood

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