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Australia captain Pat Cummins reflected on his team's batting struggles after suffering an innings and 31-run loss at Gqeberha, where they were forced to follow-on for just the third time since 1988.
Australia captain Pat Cummins reflected on his team's batting struggles following an innings and 31-run defeat to South Africa in the second Test at Gqeberha. South Africa posted 425 for 9 declared behind Temba Bavuma's 179 and Marco Jansen's 85, before bowling Australia out for 99. Australia were forced to follow on for just the third time since 1988, eventually scoring 295 in their second innings despite a century from Travis Head.
Cummins acknowledged that Australia made things difficult for themselves through inconsistent batting and unforced errors. With the series tied at 1-1 heading into the third Test in Cape Town, Cummins indicated that selection changes are under consideration. He noted that Cameron Green and Josh Inglis are expected to be available for selection as the team balances patience with necessary adjustments.
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