South Africa lost Dean Elgar and Hashim Amla to reach dinner on 100 for two, still 24 runs behind Australia's first innings tally of 383, on day three of the day-night third test on Saturday. Left-arm paceman Starc came back out to make an immediate impact with ball in hand when Elgar was sent back for a duck with the fifth delivery of South Africa's second innings. Starc, bowling over the wicket to the left-hander, got some seam away from the batsman and Elgar caught an outside edge with captain Steve Smith taking an excellent low catch in the cordon. Wade had left the earlier chance to dismiss Amla to first slip Matt Renshaw only for the debutant to spill the chance. Australia had resumed for the day on 307-6, having had their best day of batting in the series on Friday.

Source: dna November 26, 2016 09:07 UTC