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Ace quick set for second Test as South Africans review failed plans and frail batting

South Africa is poised to welcome fast bowler Kagiso Rabada back from a hamstring injury for the second Test in Gqeberha following a heavy 224-run defeat to Australia in Durban. Captain Temba Bavuma confirmed Rabada is progressing well after sitting out the opener as a precaution, though South Africa faces urgent tactical and lineup decisions.
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