GQEBERHA— Australia fast bowler Scott Boland claimed four wickets for 31 runs to put South Africa under pressure on the second day of the second Test.
South Africa were struggling at 97-5 after Boland delivered an impressive spell in his first Test appearance since January.
The 37-year-old has established himself as a dependable member of Australia’s bowling attack, maintaining a Test bowling average of just over 18.
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His performance strengthened Australia’s position in the rain-affected match, leaving South Africa facing an uphill task to recover.
