Josh Inglis struck his second Test hundred as Australia took control on day three of the third Test, with South Africa holding a 40-run lead for the loss of four wickets in their second innings at Newlands.
Josh Inglis scored his second Test century to help Australia take a 100-run first-innings lead on day three of the third Test against South Africa at Newlands. Australia posted 429 after being bowled out in response to South Africa's first-innings total of 329, with Inglis scoring 102 and Alex Carey adding 80 during their 185-run fifth-wicket partnership.
South Africa reached 140 for four in their second innings by stumps, holding a narrow 40-run lead heading into day four. Marques Ackerman made 62 and captain Temba Bavuma scored 35 before Nathan Lyon bowled Bavuma late in the day, while Mitchell Starc claimed key wickets to bring his match haul to eight.
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