Proteas captain Temba Bavuma believes South Africa have answered questions about their World Test Championship success after completing a remarkable comeback to beat Australia 2-1 in their three-match Test series. South Africa secured a 176-run victory in the third and…

South Africa captain Temba Bavuma stated that the Proteas have silenced critics by securing a 2-1 Test series comeback victory over Australia. The hosts clinched the series with a 176-run win in the third Test at Newlands on Saturday, dismissing Australia for 111 in their chase of 288. The triumph also elevated South Africa to the top of the ICC Test rankings following an initial loss in Durban.
Simon Harmer earned Player of the Match honors with 10 wickets, including second-innings figures of 6/16, while Kagiso Rabada claimed his 350th Test wicket. Second-innings centuries from Ryan Rickelton (101) and Wiaan Mulder (115) proved vital to setting Australia an unattainable target. Bavuma praised the squad's resilience, noting that the historic victory firmly validated their prior World Test Championship success.
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