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Pat Cummins registers unwanted career record as SA pull off stunning fightback

Times of India - Sports ·
Pat Cummins registers unwanted career record as SA pull off stunning fightback

After a shaky start in the second Test, South Africa displayed resilience, climbing from 110-6.

Temba Bavuma led the charge with an outstanding 179 runs for his fifth Test century.

Marco Jansen and Simon Harmer added valuable contributions of 85 and 82 runs, respectively.

The team ultimately declared at 425-9, having amassed 315 runs from their sixth wicket.

Australia finished the day at 3-1, behind in the series 1-0.

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