03/11Result
1st Test, South Africa tour of Australia at Perth, Nov 3-7 2016
South Africa won by 177 runs
Player of the Match
Kagiso Rabada
Kagiso RabadaSouth Africa
03/11Result
1st Test, South Africa tour of Australia at Perth, Nov 3-7 2016
South Africa won by 177 runs
Player of the Match
Kagiso Rabada
Kagiso RabadaSouth Africa

  • South Africa 1st Innings

    BATSMEN
    R
    B
    M
    4s
    6s
    SR
    SC Cook
    0
    4
    2
    0
    0
    0.00
    0.4 edged and taken! What a catch. Starc strikes in his first over. Cook is undone by a jaffa. The crowd goes wild. Stays with a back of a length on off, the ball shapes away just a touch, like it has been doing through the over. Cook plays the line but doesn't account for the movement. Gets a thick outside edge, which flies to the left of gully because of the bounce in this WACA pitch. Marsh leaps to his left and plucks out a screamer, went with both hands, stretching out his long arms. Both feet off the ground 0/1
    D Elgar
    12
    22
    38
    2
    0
    54.54
    7.6 gone. Elgar nicks behing, but Elgar inexplicably has a chat with Duminy. Only he would have known had he edged that. Superb line from Hazlewood, back of a length on the fourth stump. The ball is too good to play, so Elgar belatedly tries to pull his bat away from the line. That withdrawing bat was a fraction too late and the ball nicks the bat and carries to Nevill. A faint edge. 20/3
    HM Amla
    0
    5
    11
    0
    0
    0.00
    3.1 gone! Massive, massive wicket. Amla falls for 0 and SA are in early trouble. Full outside off - fourth/fifth-stump line. Amla prods forward, plays inside the line, his feet getting close to the pitch too late. Gets a thick outside edge which is easily taken at second slip, in front of his thighs, knees on the ground 5/2
    JP Duminy
    11
    23
    43
    0
    0
    47.82
    12.2 immediate review from JP. Has been given out by umpire Nigel Llong. A good length delivery on off, JP plays outside the line. The ball sneaks through a big bat and pad gap. That has definitely hit the back thigh pad. Nevill gets low to his right to takes the catch. Australia were confident. Has it taken the bat as well? Needs conclusive evidence to be overturned. Did that bat hit the back pad while coming down? There is a big botch on snicko on the inside edge. Snicko shows a spike but was that pad or bat, it's almost simultaneous. I doubt that bat has hit the back leg, so the third umpire sticks to his decision based on the evidence from Hotspot. Two sounds then. That was a hard one without Hotspot 32/4
    F du Plessis (c)
    37
    74
    90
    5
    0
    50.00
    27.6 gone! Du Plessis edges and taken at slip. Back of a length delivery outside off, zips off the surface. Faf sees an opportunity to score some runs, tries to forehand a slap through cover but gets a thick outside edge. Flies away to Voges; right at first slip, who gets both his hands on a shoulder-height catch. That could have easily burst through, exceptional catch. 81/5
    T Bavuma
    51
    86
    137
    7
    0
    59.30
    43.4 taken! What a catch from Marsh at short leg. Lyon changes his length up, goes flat and short on leg. Bavuma goes back in his crease, looking to turn the ball to fine leg, but the ball takes the inside edge onto the pad. Lobs up but is wide of Marsh. He dives to his right, gets low and plucks it out inches off the ground. Superb reflexes, he was standing slightly deeper than usual, which may have given him a fraction of a second longer 152/6
    Q de Kock †
    84
    101
    146
    11
    1
    83.16
    60.6 and gone! De Kock's scintillating innings ends. Short delivery on middle and leg, hustling de Kock for pace who clears his front leg and tries to pull. He is too late on that and can only flat-bat a mis-timed swat into the reverse-cupped hands of midwicket. That is a fine, fine knock from de Kock. Superb resurrection . 227/9
    VD Philander
    10
    32
    34
    1
    0
    31.25
    52.3 poor shot. Back of a length outside off, Philander stays in his crease and looks to pull through midwicket but he has to drag it from well outside off. He can't. Gets a thick inside edge which rattles the stumps. Poor shot selection. That will be tea too 175/7
    KA Maharaj
    16
    19
    33
    1
    1
    84.21
    59.6 and taken! Maharaj gets to the ball and chips his heave to Warner at long-on. Nice loop on off, Maharaj runs down, doesn't quite get to the pitch of the ball and hits it in the air with the spin. Warner steadies himself and takes a good reverse-cupped catch a few feet inside the boundary 223/8
    K Rabada
    not out
    11
    12
    18
    2
    0
    91.66
    DW Steyn
    4
    4
    12
    1
    0
    100.00
    63.4 and cleaned im up. Where has that been for the last few overs? Full, straight and clean through. Steyn backs away and misses a superb delivery. May have moved away just a touch or Steyn may have played inside the line. Either way, the middle and leg stumps are hit and South Africa's innings is over. 242/10
    Extras
    6 (b 4, w 2)
    TOTAL
    242 all out (63.4 Overs, RR: 3.8, 292 minutes)
    Fall of wickets: 1-0 (Stephen Cook, 0.4 ov), 2-5 (Hashim Amla, 3.1 ov), 3-20 (Dean Elgar, 7.6 ov), 4-32 (Jean-Paul Duminy, 12.2 ov), 5-81 (Faf du Plessis, 27.6 ov), 6-152 (Temba Bavuma, 43.4 ov), 7-175 (Vernon Philander, 52.3 ov), 8-223 (Keshav Maharaj, 59.6 ov), 9-227 (Quinton de Kock, 60.6 ov), 10-242 (Dale Steyn, 63.4 ov)
    BowlingOMRWEconWDNB
    MA Starc18.427143.8020
    JR Hazlewood1727034.1100
    PM Siddle1233613.0000
    MR Marsh612303.8300
    NM Lyon1013823.8000

  • Australia 1st Innings

    BATSMEN
    R
    B
    M
    4s
    6s
    SR
    DA Warner
    97
    100
    154
    16
    1
    97.00
    35.2 whoa. Steyn strikes. Against the run of play. Superb bowling from Steyn all day, finally has something to show for it. Fuller than a good length, quite the ideal length, on this surface. Warner wanted to just push the ball through the gap at point to get one. Instead, the ball leaves him juuust enough to take the outside edge of his 45-degree angled bat. Taken by Amla at slip to his left in front of his chest. Steyn pumped, Warner distraught. 158/1
    SE Marsh
    63
    148
    206
    7
    0
    42.56
    46.5 very close and given! Philander strikes. Marsh is out. Thinks of reviewing and does so. A poor review for me. Full delivery on off, gets that to jag back in in typical Philander fashion. Just a bit of nip, a bit of swing and the ball beats Marsh's flick. No bat. All reds on HawkEye. Australia lose all reviews and Marsh. A good innings from Marsh, but a perfect example of how not to use a review, especially if it's your last. That will be lunch too 181/4
    UT Khawaja
    4
    17
    21
    0
    0
    23.52
    40.4 144 kph. Rabada is pumped. What a delivery. Beaten for pace, beaten for skill, beaten in swing. Some play from Rabada. Kept it wide outside off, stayed there, hung it out there. Played on the patience. Then, he darts one back in prodigiously from around the wicket. Swung back in at pace. Khawaja is very very late on it, the ball goes through his bat which is still on the way down and uproots off stump. Pumps the air in rapturous joy 167/2
    SPD Smith (c)
    0
    4
    4
    0
    0
    0.00
    41.3 given! Smith reviews. Umpire Dar has raised the finger. Flat delivery on off and middle, Smith runs down to the pitch and misses his nudge. Strikes him in front of off and middle. He was a long long way down there. No bat. Umpire's call on impact so Smith will have to go. That decision took everyone by surprise. Maharaj's maiden wicket is not a bad one. Clearly not a bad decision if it isn't overturned on DRS. But we rarely ever see those given. Smith was 2.8 metres down the pitch at point of impact 168/3
    AC Voges
    27
    60
    75
    4
    0
    45.00
    60.6 leading edge and Rabada takes the catch. Another one for SA. What a fightback this is. Full delivery on off, brings this one back in with the angle. Voges plonks his front foot forward and is undone by that movement. As a result, he has to get that bat out in front of his pad to make contact with the ball. All he does upon contact is pop a catch back to Rabada, who sets up for a tough catch but takes an easy reverse-cupped catch to his right 202/6
    MR Marsh
    0
    8
    17
    0
    0
    0.00
    50.1 Marsh goes and he immediately trudges off. Nothing he can do anyway. Philander strikes. Absolutely plumb. Dead in front. Philander has been nagging away, extracting just enough lateral movement both ways. Pitches this one on or just outside off and gets it to nip back in. Marsh drives with hard hands, the ball goes through the big gap between bat and pad to strike him on the back leg in front of off. No doubt about that one, just reward for Philander 181/5
    PM Nevill †
    23
    53
    66
    2
    1
    43.39
    67.5 caught at slip! Great work from Amla, to realise the inside edge onto pad was coming right at him. Nevill came down the track again, but the length wasn't quite right. He realises he has to defend, but the WACA lends the ball a little more bounce, ricochets off the pad to first slip's right. Amla moves sharply, dives and takes it with both hands. Did he nick it though? Australia don't have any reviews left. Looks like bat hit pad, not ball. Blame Shaun Marsh for his terrible review. 232/8
    MA Starc
    0
    5
    2
    0
    0
    0.00
    61.6 one more. Faf takes an easy enough catch at midwicket. Slowed up on off and middle, not overpitched but full. Draws Starc forward. Even with his massive stride, he can't get to the pitch, looks to drive through the off side with hard hands. The ball skews off the inside half and carries to Faf at short midwicket, who dives low to his left. 203/7
    PM Siddle
    not out
    18
    25
    39
    3
    0
    72.00
    JR Hazlewood
    4
    5
    9
    0
    0
    80.00
    70.1 good length outside off, Hazlewwod stays back, lets the ball come onto him and then guides the ball to gully. Philander strikes again. Hazlewood exposed all his stumps, but the ball was slightly wide, he gave himself some room, played away from the body and provided Duminy a chance for some practice. Reverse-cupped catch in front of his neck 243/9
    NM Lyon
    0
    2
    1
    0
    0
    0.00
    70.2 edged and gone! Australia are all out. Good length outside off, the ball moves away late and takes the outside edge. Carries low to third slip's left to finish off Australia's innings. Hung his bat out and the away swing took the outside edge. 244/10
    Extras
    8 (lb 3, nb 5)
    TOTAL
    244 all out (70.2 Overs, RR: 3.46, 305 minutes)
    Fall of wickets: 1-158 (David Warner, 35.2 ov), 2-167 (Usman Khawaja, 40.4 ov), 3-168 (Steven Smith, 41.3 ov), 4-181 (Shaun Marsh, 46.5 ov), 5-181 (Mitchell Marsh, 50.1 ov), 6-202 (Adam Voges, 60.6 ov), 7-203 (Mitchell Starc, 61.6 ov), 8-232 (Peter Nevill, 67.5 ov), 9-243 (Josh Hazlewood, 70.1 ov), 10-244 (Nathan Lyon, 70.2 ov)
    BowlingOMRWEconWDNB
    DW Steyn12.435114.0200
    VD Philander19.225642.8903
    K Rabada2017823.9002
    KA Maharaj18.255633.0500

  • South Africa 2nd Innings

    BATSMEN
    R
    B
    M
    4s
    6s
    SR
    SC Cook
    12
    55
    73
    2
    0
    21.81
    16.4 and gone! Cook has picked out midwicket. Big wicket. Back of a length delivery, a bouncer that rises to head height. However, it is slightly wide, making the pull doubly arduous. He pulls and can only slap it to the left of short midwicket, who holds on to a sharp reverse-cupped catch to his left in front of his shoulder. 35/1
    D Elgar
    127
    316
    474
    17
    1
    40.18
    106.3 edged and gone! Elgar flashes his wicket away. Poor shot. That has been Australia's plan since tea. Overpitched outside off, gets a bit of away movement. Elgar drives from the crease, bat away from the body. But it takes the outside half of the bat and flies to Starc at gully who takes it in front of his chest. Special innings from Elgar. 324/4
    HM Amla
    1
    7
    11
    0
    0
    14.28
    20.1 bowled im. Amla chops on? Massive massive wicket. Good captaincy from Smith to bring him back. In the first innings, the ball moved away and Amla got the edge. Here, he had brought it back, some nip off the surface. Amla wanted to cut but the ball comes back in to go through a big gap and then rattles the stumps. Amla was hanging on the back foot and was late down on the ball. Double strike for Australia 45/2
    JP Duminy
    141
    225
    332
    20
    1
    62.66
    94.3 edged and gone? Massive massive noise. Smith reviews. Siddle didn't think so. Umpire Dar says no. Nothing on Hotspot. Huge spike on Snicko, and that is evidence enough to overturn the decision. End of a spectacular innings from Duminy. An overpitched nothing delivery from Siddle, inviting the drive like Australia has been doing all day. Duminy was hammering them all day, but this one may have bounced a bit more. His flashy drive takes a thin edge and Nevill takes an easy catch. Against the run of play. That will be tea too 295/3
    F du Plessis (c)
    32
    64
    99
    6
    0
    50.00
    115.4 got him with a peach. Short, short and then this one's full and just outside off. Faf plays forward but fails to account for the minute deviation off the deck. Gets a thin edge that has been gleefully accepted by Nevill. Relief for Starc 352/6
    T Bavuma
    8
    18
    27
    2
    0
    44.44
    112.3 he's picked out the lone man at deep square leg, and it has taken an excellent effort from Khawaja to send him on his way. Bavuma wasn't afraid to pull off the front foot but he made no effort to keep it down. And so even though it was struck beautifully, he was always in danger of falling if there was a fielder there. He also made it tougher by having to fetch it from outside off. Unfortunately for him, Khawaja, lurking around the corner with the sun right into his eyes, managed to remain focused and pulled off a low catch moving to his left. 346/5
    Q de Kock †
    64
    100
    152
    5
    2
    64.00
    146.1 gone. 128 kph, good length and wide outside off. Definitely bounced extra. De Kock looks to drive through the off side but the bounce hits the bat high - more towards the splice. De Kock ends up bunting a catch to short cover. Voges dives to his left and completes the catch this time 468/7
    VD Philander
    73
    143
    179
    10
    2
    51.04
    160.1 and bowled. Philander is cleaned up. Tossed up on middle, Philander swings and misses. Looked to go way over midwicket but the ball just drifted on and Philander missed the straight ball. Great innings 540/8
    KA Maharaj
    not out
    41
    34
    41
    2
    3
    120.58
    Extras
    41 (b 10, lb 13, nb 1, w 17)
    TOTAL
    540/8d (160.1 Overs, RR: 3.37, 700 minutes)
    Did not bat: K Rabada, DW Steyn
    Fall of wickets: 1-35 (Stephen Cook, 16.4 ov), 2-45 (Hashim Amla, 20.1 ov), 3-295 (Jean-Paul Duminy, 94.3 ov), 4-324 (Dean Elgar, 106.3 ov), 5-346 (Temba Bavuma, 112.3 ov), 6-352 (Faf du Plessis, 115.4 ov), 7-468 (Quinton de Kock, 146.1 ov), 8-540 (Vernon Philander, 160.1 ov)
    BowlingOMRWEconWDNB
    MA Starc31811413.6710
    JR Hazlewood371110722.8901
    PM Siddle2696222.3800
    MR Marsh2647722.9640
    NM Lyon34314604.2900
    AC Voges51801.6000
    SPD Smith1.10312.5700

  • Australia 2nd Innings

    BATSMEN
    R
    B
    M
    4s
    6s
    SR
    SE Marsh
    15
    45
    57
    1
    0
    33.33
    12.6 edged and gone! Two in the over. A sensational delivery from Rabada. Good length delivery outside off, held its line. Marsh played for a bit of swing. None there. The ball takes the outside edge of Marsh's poke. Du Plessis takes it in front of his stomach at second slip. South Africa are pumped 52/2
    DA Warner
    35
    33
    52
    6
    0
    106.06
    12.2 a direct hit and Warner is run-out. What a piece of fielding from Bavuma. Back of a length on middle, Warner pushes in front of point. Bavuma rushes in and picks up cleanly. Now remember he is a right-hander. He gets himself in an awkward position to ensure he saves a fraction of a second to get the throw away. Contorts his body and fires the stumps down at the bowler's end. Looked like Warner was dawdling towards the end knowing there was no way he could have been run-out. His bat is on the crease and is out. Best piece of fielding I've seen in a long, long while. To get someone as fast as Warner run-out. Got to the ball quickly too, he was airborne when he released the ball. So accurate that he hits the base of middle stump. Awesome. 52/1
    UT Khawaja
    97
    182
    253
    11
    3
    53.29
    76.1 given on 97 and Khawaja reviews. Flat on middle, the ball skids on like Duminy has been doing through the Test. Khawaja's bat comes down and clips the bottom of his pad. Has it clipped the bat? Went on and hit Khawaja on the back pad. The bat clipping the pad may have caused the bat to deviate just enough to ensure it couldn't make contact with the ball. Snicko shows no spike. "Daylight between bat and ball," says the third umpire. Umpire's call on wickets. And a fantastic innings from Khawaja ends, showed grit and determination on a tough pitch. 246/6
    SPD Smith (c)
    34
    91
    118
    5
    0
    37.36
    44.3 edged and gone! Sensational bowling. Rabada strikes. Massive wicket for South Africa. Persistence. Perseverance. Superb stuff. Full again outside off, he has been there for quite awhile in this spell. Gets this to move away just enough to take the outside edge of Smith. Smith felt he was set and could drive through the covers. Just a lovely Test wicket. Good captaincy from Faf to leave that cover region open. Easy take for de Kock 144/3
    AC Voges
    1
    12
    11
    0
    0
    8.33
    46.5 edged and gone. Another one for Rabada. Has been superb in this spell, elicits a thin outside edge from a tentative Voges. Full delivery on a fourth-stump line. It's close enough to off to ensure Voges has to play. He does, the ball moves away just enough to take the outside edge. Carries low to de Kock's left. Has been moving the ball both ways, a fantastic spell from Rabada. 146/4
    MR Marsh
    26
    52
    61
    4
    0
    50.00
    62.4 big appeal. Bat pad or pad bat? Faf reviews. A searing yorker on leg, Marsh gets his bat down late and pushes past mid-off. Rabada tries to catch the ball but it spoons over him. The South Africans go up in appeal, and Faf is very confident. Looks like pad first, but there seems to be too much tail back in. May be sliding down leg. Definitely pad first. All reds on Hawkeye, and Marsh has to go. Fantastic yorker. Rabada's front foot is just fine. So Rabada has kept the ball outside off, hung it there for a while then down comes that yorker. Superb Test match bowling. The ball ricocheted onto the bat after clipping the pad. The new DRS protocol does for Marsh. It would have been clipping the stump and a not-out call a few months back. Since it was so full, the ball wasn't going down. Clipped the front toe first, then onto the pad 196/5
    PM Nevill †
    not out
    60
    153
    233
    6
    0
    39.21
    MA Starc
    13
    24
    27
    2
    0
    54.16
    82.5 140 kph, another searing yorker on leg. Starc beaten for pace and swing. Given by umpire Dar. Starc walks off, but then belatedly decides to review. Comes back in a lot, all in the air from around the wicket. Hits Starc on the full, on the back foot. All reds on Hawkeye and Rabada has five. What a bowling performance this has been. Not much Starc could do. Rabada has done what no other bowler has been able to do consistently in this Test, move the ball prodigiously in the air. A deserved five-for. He kisses the WACA surface. 262/7
    PM Siddle
    13
    32
    38
    3
    0
    40.62
    92.5 given! Umpire Dar. Siddle has a wry smile on his face and walks off. Absolutely plumb. Keeps a tad low too. The new ball works. Philander, like he typically does, gets this to jag back in just a bit on the air. Gets a little more nip back in off the pitch and some low bounce accentuates Siddle's problems as he falls over it in front of middle and leg. Jagged back in and struck Siddle on the back leg in front of middle. Easy decision. 280/8
    JR Hazlewood
    29
    71
    83
    5
    0
    40.84
    113.2 Bavuma strikes. He gets the outside edge of Hazlewood again. This time, the leading edge. On the pads, a nothing delivery from Bavuma. However, Hazlewood closed the bat face too early, gets a thick leading edge which lobs up to short cover who takes the catch over his head. Maiden Test wicket 345/9
    NM Lyon
    8
    22
    26
    1
    0
    36.36
    119.1 and given by umpire Llong. Lyon reviews. Flat delivery on middle and leg, the ball drifts on with the arm. Lyon gets a giant front-foot stride and is beaten on the inside edge. Two reds, one orange as umpire's call as the ball is just clipping the leg stump. South Africa seal a stunning comeback to beat Australia by 177 runs and go 1-0 up in the three-match series 361/10
    Extras
    30 (b 13, lb 11, nb 2, w 4)
    TOTAL
    361 all out (119.1 Overs, RR: 3.02)
    Fall of wickets: 1-52 (David Warner, 12.2 ov), 2-52 (Shaun Marsh, 12.6 ov), 3-144 (Steven Smith, 44.3 ov), 4-146 (Adam Voges, 46.5 ov), 5-196 (Mitchell Marsh, 62.4 ov), 6-246 (Usman Khawaja, 76.1 ov), 7-262 (Mitchell Starc, 82.5 ov), 8-280 (Peter Siddle, 92.5 ov), 9-345 (Josh Hazlewood, 113.2 ov), 10-361 (Nathan Lyon, 119.1 ov)
    BowlingOMRWEconWDNB
    K Rabada3169252.9630
    VD Philander2275512.5000
    JP Duminy1715113.0000
    KA Maharaj40.1109412.3410
    SC Cook201608.0000
    T Bavuma712914.1402

Match Details

W.A.C.A. Ground, Perth

Series

South Africa tour of Australia

Toss

South Africa , elected to bat first

Player Of The Match

South AfricaKagiso Rabada

Series result

South Africa led the 3-match series 1-0

Match number

Test no. 2230

Season

2016/17

Hours of play (local time)

10.30am start, Lunch 12.30-1.10pm, Tea 3.10-3.30pm, Close 5.30pm

Match days

03,04,05,06,07 November 2016 (5-day match)

Test debut

undefinedKeshav Maharaj

Umpires

PakistanAleem DarEnglandNigel Llong

TV Umpires

EnglandRichard Kettleborough

Reserve Umpire

AustraliaSam Nogajski

Match Referee

ZimbabweAndy Pycroft

Close of Play

  • Thu, 3 Nov - day 1 - Australia 1st innings 105/0 (DA Warner 73*, SE Marsh 29*, 21 ov)
  • Fri, 4 Nov - day 2 - South Africa 2nd innings 104/2 (D Elgar 46*, JP Duminy 34*, 40 ov)
  • Sat, 5 Nov - day 3 - South Africa 2nd innings 390/6 (Q de Kock 16*, VD Philander 23*, 126 ov)
  • Sun, 6 Nov - day 4 - Australia 2nd innings 169/4 (UT Khawaja 58*, MR Marsh 15*, 55 ov)
  • Mon, 7 Nov - day 5 - Australia 2nd innings 361 (119.1 ov) - end of match

Match Notes

Match Coverage

All Match News

WACA again

2012

Last time Australia lost a home Test, before this - also to South Africa at WACA by 309 runs. They had won 14 of the 18 Tests since then and four were drawn.

Khawaja in good flow

65

Previous highest score for Khawaja in second innings. He has gone past that score. All his four centuries had come in 1st innings.

Big task

406

Australia's highest score in the fourth-innings of Tests, which came at Lord's in 2009. They have been set a target of 539 in this match.

Enough to win?

414

Highest total in the 4th inns of a Test at WACA, by South Africa in 2008-09. South Africa's lead has already gone past that mark.

Elgar's best

121

Previous highest score for Elgar in Tests, which came against WI in Port Elizabeth 2014-15. He has gone past that mark in this innings.

Doing it again

3

No. of instances of two centuries for visiting team in the 3rd inns of a Test at WACA, including this. Two of those have been by SA; they did the same in 2012-13.

Duminy vs Australia

3

No. of 100's made by Duminy against Aus. This is his 1st 100 against any team in the 2nd inn of a Test.Previously he made 166 in Melbourne and 123 in Port Elizabeth.

Elgar and Duminy Partnership

1

Number of 100 + partnerships for the 3rd wicket for South Africa in Australia since readmission before today. Kallis and Amla added 165 in Brisbane in 2012.

Rare Failure

1

Total runs scored by Hashim Amla in this Test match. This is the lowest he has scored in a Test match since 2006. Previous instance was vs India in Durban.

Back with a bang

4/56

Philander's best bowling figures in Australia. During his previous tour in 2012 he took only 4 wickets from 67 overs in 2 matches.

Rare Collapse

1978

Previous instance when Aus lost their top 5 wkts for fewer than 23 runs at home.They have gone from 158/0 to 181/5.Last time this happened was vs Eng in Brisbane

Warner vs Steyn

4

Number of times Steyn has dismissed Warner. Warner has scored 207 runs against him at a SR of 96.2.