By David LeggatNew Zealand are up against it with three days remaining in their second test against South Africa at Centurion. The hosts declared at 481 for eight, then had New Zealand reeling at 38 for three at stumps on day two. New Zealand's bowlers deserved more but it was an innings where edges were beaten, not found, and they were unable to make sufficient inroads, having sent South Africa in to bat. He's reaping the reward for the effort and the tough overs he's bowled for the majority of his career. So far on New Zealand's African test tour, Wagner has taken 19 wickets at an outstanding 16.8 each, easily the best return of any New Zealand bowler over the course of the tests in Zimbabwe and South Africa.

Source: New Zealand Herald August 28, 2016 21:00 UTC