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Australia's No. 3 tried to take on the wind and failed to heap further pressure on his position…

South Africa spinner Simon Harmer expressed surprise over Marnus Labuschagne's dismissal on the fourth afternoon of the second Test in Gqeberha. With Australia following on at 100 for 1, Labuschagne tried to hit Harmer into a strong wind, resulting in a catch by Marco Jansen that ended his innings on 39.
The dismissal marked Labuschagne's 14th consecutive Test innings without a fifty, placing his place in the Australian team under scrutiny ahead of the series decider in Cape Town. Australian captain Pat Cummins acknowledged that potential lineup adjustments will be discussed in the coming days.
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