Current Run Rate

CRR

4.84

Minimum Ov. Rem

Min. Ov. Rem

48.3

Last 10 Ov (Run Rate)

Last 10 Ov (RR)

57/0 (5.7)

Current Run Rate

CRR

4.84

Minimum Ov. Rem

Min. Ov. Rem

48.3

Last 10 Ov (Run Rate)

Last 10 Ov (RR)

57/0 (5.7)

Robert: "If they rule that's out and not touched the ground the catch that was denied off Marnus was equally out. His fingers were spread and that touched the ground as much as the catch that was denied to Australia."

55.1
0
Harmer to Webster, no run,

Jay: "can't say that's definitely out. one angle was especially doubtful. well played Renners anyway "

Andy: "Can't help but feel Australia take lots of those close to the ground catches which are almost always overturned to not out. Arguably that ball touches the ground between the two fingers. "

Drew: "I think that's substantially more inconclusive than Marnus' catch yesterday"

END OF OVER:
55 | 11 Runs 1 Wkt | AUS: 270/6

  • Pat Cummins0 (1b)
  • Beau Webster27 (36b)
  • Keshav Maharaj8-0-46-2
  • Simon Harmer23-1-87-1

TimH: "Ball quite clearly bounced off the ground. That's a strange decision."

Chris: "That is a sportscenter top 10 moment!"

54.6
0
Maharaj to Cummins, no run, full ball on middle, and tapped to the leg side

Cummins, who we've recently learnt is also nicknamed 7-11, for batting like a No. 7 at times and a No. 11 on other occasions

54.5
W
Maharaj to Renshaw, OUT, Maharaj is on the ground with the ball in his hands, but nobody is quite sure whether he's taken the catch! He gets up, looks towards the umpire and claims it. The umpires send it upstairs, and the replays show why there was so much uncertainty. It was a full ball on off stump that Renshaw pushed at with hard hands, sending it back towards Maharaj. He dived to his right but fumbled the ball as he tumbled forward. It then appeared to brush his hair before dropping fortuitously onto his left hand and eventually settling in his palm! The TV umpire takes a long look to establish whether the ball touched the ground at any stage and decides the catch is clean, despite all the juggling. A remarkable, messy dismissal, and Renshaw has to go for 82! Walks off to plenty of applause

MT Renshaw c & b Maharaj 82 (99b 7x4 2x6) SR: 82.82

54.4
6
Maharaj to Renshaw, SIX, moves past 80 with that maximum! And that's a proper slog. Full ball on off and turning to mid. Renshaw clears the front leg before trusting his hand-eye co-ordination to club a six to long on. Shouts of 'catch it' but that's a waste.
54.3
1
Maharaj to Webster, 1 run, full around off and worked to square leg
54.2
1
Maharaj to Renshaw, 1 run, lol. Renshaw tries to scoop it over the keeper but it was too short to pull it off well! Length ball on leg and Renshaw got in position to make the play happen. Just one run earned
54.1
3
Maharaj to Webster, 3 runs, full ball on middle, and Webster gets low and places a sweep rather fine. Fine leg runs around the boundary line and stops the boundary with some nifty footwork

END OF OVER:
54 | 10 Runs | AUS: 259/5

  • Beau Webster23 (34b)
  • Matt Renshaw75 (96b)
  • Simon Harmer23-1-87-1
  • Marco Jansen8-0-45-1

Irfan: "I recall Philip Hughes making a similar impact in first test of SA series with twin tons" -- That was in Durban too, although it was the second Test!

53.6
1
Harmer to Webster, 1 run, length ball on off and middle. Worked off his pads towards square leg

Australia 3rd innings Partnerships

WktRunsPlayers
1st43NJ MaddinsonTM Head
2nd29NJ MaddinsonM Labuschagne
3rd53SPD SmithM Labuschagne
4th32MT RenshawM Labuschagne
5th48AT CareyMT Renshaw
6th1BJ WebsterMT Renshaw