# Cricket: Captain Temba Bavuma and allrounder Marco Jansen led South Africa’s fightback on the third day of the rain-affected second Test against Australia in Gqeberha. The Proteas resumed their first innings on 95 for five after very little play was possible on the first two days. Wiaan Mulder then lost his wicket before Bavuma and Jansen started building their seventh-wicket partnership. It only ended 132 runs later when Jansen became Scott Boland’s fifth victim for 85.
Cricket: Bavuma, Jansen lead Proteas’ fightback on third day in Gqeberha