South Africa enforce the follow-on after bowling Australia out for 110, leaving the tourists 326 runs behind in the second Test at St George's Park.
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01Summary
- 01Australia trail by 326 runs after being bowled out for 110 in their first innings.
- 02South Africa's Marco Jansen took 5 for 33, his best Test figures.
- 03Nic Maddinson made 4 before being caught behind off Kagiso Rabada for the second time in two days.
- 04Anrich Nortje is off the field injured, leaving South Africa a bowler down.
- 05South Africa enforced the follow-on, a rare decision in modern Test cricket.
02Why it matters
This story matters because South Africa, 1-0 down in the series, have taken a bold risk by enforcing the follow-on with a depleted attack, putting Australia under immediate pressure to save the match.
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