South Africa reaches 52-4 against Australia on day two of second Test after rain delays
Play started on day two of the second men's cricket Test between South Africa and Australia following rain delays, with South Africa standing at 52-4 in the 27th over according to live reporting from The Guardian.
Key points
- Play began on day two of the second men's Test between South Africa and Australia after rain delays.
- South Africa reached 52-4 in the 27th over.
- Bavuma was on 28 and Rickelton was on 2.
- Australian bowler Hazlewood was off the field with illness, leaving Webster to bowl.
What happened
Play got underway on day two of the second men's cricket Test between South Africa and Australia following earlier rain delays, as reported by The Guardian.
Score / result
South Africa reached 52-4 in the 27th over, with Bavuma batting on 28 and Rickelton on 2.
Team or player details
Webster bowled with two slips and a gully, opening with a maiden over. Australian bowler Hazlewood was off the field due to illness.
Why it matters
Play resumed on day two of the second Test between South Africa and Australia after rain delays, with South Africa at 52-4.
What we know
- Play started on day two of the second men's cricket Test between South Africa and Australia after rain delays.
- South Africa was 52-4 in the 27th over.
- Bavuma was on 28 runs and Rickelton was on 2 runs.
- Hazlewood was off the field with illness, and Webster bowled the opening maiden over of the reported sequence with two slips and a gully.
How the story developed
Play starts on day two of second men's cricket Test after rain delays
The Guardian reports live on day two of the second Test between South Africa and Australia, with South Africa at 52-4 in the 27th over.
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