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Test captain says there are "obvious things we could improve on" after unbeaten run ended in Durban

South Africa Test captain Temba Bavuma has urged his side to respond quickly after suffering his first defeat as Test skipper against Australia in Durban. Bavuma's 12-match unbeaten run since his appointment in February 2023 ended following an Australian fightback from 124 for 6 to a total of 390. Bavuma acknowledged that mental mistakes and soft dismissals contributed to the disappointing performance.
Despite a second-innings 75 from Aiden Markram, South Africa were unable to resist Australia's bowling attack. Bavuma noted that the team would hold discussions regarding performance and lineup changes ahead of the next match in Gqeberha, drawing motivation from South Africa's previous series comeback against Australia in 2018.
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