Sport 28 October 2026, 20:01 via IOL Sport

Marco Jansen’s milestone day cannot prevent Australia seizing control at Newlands

Proteas bowling coach Piet Botha said the bowlers had anticipated a demanding day but acknowledged they would need to improve if they were to force their way back into the contest.

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