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Josh Inglis scored 102 off 135 balls as a late replacement for Steven Smith at Newlands, putting Australia 100 runs ahead in the third Test against South Africa.
Josh Inglis scored 102 runs after stepping in as a late replacement for Steve Smith to put Australia in control during the third Test against South Africa at Newlands. Australia posted 429 all out in response to South Africa's first-innings total of 329, securing a 100-run lead on Day 3. Inglis' knock included an 185-run fifth-wicket partnership alongside Alex Carey, who added 80 runs before Inglis was dismissed by spinner Simon Harmer.
South Africa closed the third day at 140 for 4 in their second innings, holding a narrow 40-run lead with six wickets remaining. The match serves as a decider in the level series, with Inglis achieving his second career Test century despite playing through a finger injury.
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