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Australia all out for 445, S Africa 125 for 1 on day 2

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    • Agencies Tags : sport, cricket, south africa tour of australia, third test, day 2 Posted: Sunday , Jan 04, 2009 at 1551 hrs
    Michael clarke
    Michael Clarke scored a sterling century to power Australia to their best score of the series on day 2 of the third Test.

    The South African skipper eventually had to retire hurt when a rising Johnson delivery hit his left hand while McKenzie squandered the start he got and fell leg before to Siddle after spending nearly two hours in the middle.

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    Test will be a draw..big blow to OzBy: Chetan Rao | 05-Jan-2009 Reply | Forward Test Draw is my prediction!!! some relief for the Oz but their dreams are shattered....The y have never tasted defeat ...that too so badly in the last 2 series...India and SA well done boyz for bringing them to their knees.
    Good for australiaBy: Manish Joddar | 05-Jan-2009 Reply | Forward Australia seems to be in a strong position.
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