Australia strike late on rain-hit second day against South Africa

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Big move in AI today. Australia strike late on rain-hit second day against South Africa — and it could change how you think about this space. Here is what happened and why it matters.

So here is the first thing — Australia strike late on rain-hit second day against South Africa. Scott Boland has taken four of South Africa's five wickets to fall, including that of Ryan Rickelton late on another rain-hit day in Gqeberha, as Australia reduced their hosts to 97-5 in the second Test.

Meanwhile — Bavuma fights but Boland's four puts Australia in complete control. A total of 146 overs have been lost in the Test so far, but with minimal more rain forecast in Gqeberha, Australia will believe they have enough time to make it 2-0.

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- Source 1: Australia strike late on rain-hit second day against South Africa

- Source 2: Bavuma fights but Boland's four puts Australia in complete control