As Cameron Green was batting in Gqeberha on Saturday, a bloodcurdling howl had heads turning swiftly towards the net where the angular Australian was facing for fear he has suffered another foul blow.
Courtney Walsh reflects on the history, atmosphere, and local quirks of St George's Park in Gqeberha as Australia prepares for the second Test against South Africa. While Cameron Green continues his recovery from a stomach injury that rules him out of the match, the touring side completed their preparations following a 214-run victory in the opening Test in Durban.
Australian captain Pat Cummins and teammates focused on net sessions ahead of facing the returning Kagiso Rabada. Walsh notes the historic ground's blend of past and present, alongside Cummins's hopes for larger crowds and the venue's famous brass band despite predicted thunderstorms.
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