Australia reaches 390 as Renshaw scores 190 in South Africa Test

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 11 Oct, 08:24 · Archive

Matthew Renshaw scored 190 as Australia posted 390 in their first innings against South Africa at Kingsmead, with South Africa reaching 27 for one by stumps on day two.

Matthew Renshaw scored 190 to guide Australia to 390 in their first innings against South Africa at Kingsmead in Durban. Renshaw, returning from ten years on the periphery, batted through two extended sessions before being last man out just after tea. The Queenslander's innings was built on patience, concentration and pacing, rescuing Australia from a position of 124 for six on the first day and establishing dominance through his stay at the crease.

South Africa reached 27 for one by stumps on day two. The Durban pitch is expected to turn increasingly as the match progresses, with all results likely to remain on the table depending on how much the South African batters can capitalise during day three. The opening Test continues with Australia's attack seeking wickets as South Africa attempts to narrow the deficit.

How it is being reported

• South Africa v Australia: first men’s cricket Test, day three – liveFollow updates from Kingsmead Cricket Ground Start time is 9.30am local/6.30pm AEDT | Email Rob The Durban pitch is expected to turn more and more as the match progresses , so South Africa’s batters will be desperate to cash in today. If they are batting at stumps – well, when bad light forces an early close – all results will be on the table. Day two report Continue reading...The Guardian · 11 Oct, 08:14
• Live: Aussie attack hunting wickets on day three against South AfricaSouth Africa's batters are at the crease on day three in the opening Test at Kingsmead as they try to track down Australia first-innings 390. Follow live.ABC News Australia · 11 Oct, 07:59

In this story: Matthew Renshaw · Australia · South Africa · Kingsmead · Durban

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