Australia cuts South Africa's 329-run lead to 138 in Cape Town Test
The Guardian reported that on day two of the third Test in Cape Town, Australia cut South Africa's first-innings lead to 138 runs, with key wickets falling and a steady partnership between Travis Head and David Warner. Earlier, Mitchell Starc had turned the match on day one by taking six wickets as Australia dismissed South Africa for 329 after an early setback. The Age reported that in the final session of day two, Starc claimed four wickets in six balls, helping Australia level the scores.