Gqeberha Day 5: Proteas by an innings + is Boland now undroppable?

Travis Head and Scott Boland put up a good fight but South Africa couldn't be denied in Gqeberha, taking the second Test by an innings and 31 runs to level the series.  Josh Schonafinger and Louis Cameron run the rule over the Australians and what needs to change ahead of the decider in Cape Town.…

Gqeberha Day 4: 99 problems ... Head the hope to save second Test

Australia sunk to a three-year low after South Africa rolled them for 99 on day four in Gqeberha.  Join Josh Schonafinger and Louis Cameron who watched it all unfold at St George's Park as they discuss the 13-wicket day and the standout players from the hosts, such as Simon Harmer and Marco Jansen…

Gqeberha Day 3: Bavuma cops brutal sledge after epic ton

Day three at St George's Park belonged to Temba Bavuma with the South Africa skipper hitting a career-best 179 against Australia.  Josh Schonafinger and Louis Cameron were there and wrap up what ended up being a pretty dominant day for the Proteas, leaving the Aussies with plenty of questions to a…

Gqeberha Day 2: Rain can’t stop Scotty’s show

AUDIO APOLOGY: It seems all the bad weather may have affected our microphones for this episode. Apologies in advance - we'll have it fixed up for tomorrow. After six hours of waiting around and watching a very soggy ground slowly dry, fans at St George’s Park in Gqeberha finally got some cricket o…

Gqeberha Day 1: How the Boland v Lyon selection call played out

Only 12.2 overs were possible on day one in Gqeberha - boo! The rain was unrelenting and South Africa ended the day on 2-20. But there was drama before the toss with Scott Boland getting the nod ahead of Nathan Lyon. Louis Cameron returns and joins Josh Schonafinger from a soggy St George's Park t…

Durban Day 5: Hazlewood's best seals first Test

Australia win the first Test against South Africa by 214 runs after Josh Hazlewood's career-best figures. 'Grind' was the key word for the visitors who were made to toil before the final few wickets all fell in a heap.  Josh Schonafinger and Bharat Sundaresan are in Durban and saw it all unfold at…

Durban Day 4: Smith sits out as Aussies tighten grip

Australia are well in control of the first Test against South Africa in Durban but do have some concerns over Steve Smith. The gun batter was hit in the helmet during his innings and didn't field as a precaution during SA's final innings.  Matt Renshaw continued his golden hour with more runs and …

Durban Day 3: 'Freak' Smith at it again

Steve Smith left everyone stunned with more extraordinary catches on day three in Durban as Australia took a first-innings lead.  His catching was the highlight of a good bowling performance from the tourists before Nic Maddinson got off his pair in blazing fashion.  CHAPTERS 00:00 Durban Day 3 …

Durban Day 2: Renshaw’s huge 190 swings Test Australia’s way

Matthew Renshaw capitalised on a strong day one to power to the highest score of his Test career, a drought-breaking 190. Josh Schonafinger and Bharat Sundaresan are in Durban and discuss one of Australian cricket’s favourite innings in recent memory. CHAPTERS 00:00 Durban day two wrap 01:00 Re…

Durban Day 1: Bowling surprise tilts favour Proteas' way

Bad light ended day one in Durban early, but not before an enthralling two-and-a-half sessions.  Josh Schonafinger is joined by Bharat Sundaresan (with Louis Cameron away) to recap the day, which saw Nic Maddinson and Anrich Nortje's dramatic Test returns, Matt Renshaw's new role and Wiaan Mulder'…