South Africa fight back against AustraliaPAUL KANE/GETTY IMAGES David Warner lies on the pitch after slipping. Shocked skipper Steve Smith fell for a duck as South Africa fought back on day two of the first test, reducing Australia to 4-181 at lunch in Perth. Keeper Quinton de Kock hardly appealed initially and Smith immediately reviewed the verdict, but ball-tracking replays deemed it was an "umpire's call". I can understand where he's coming from but he's so far down the wicket," Kevin Pietersen said in the Nine Network commentary box. Rabada, who looked near unplayable at times, was cautioned by umpires for running on the wicket in his follow-through.

Source: Stuff November 04, 2016 03:50 UTC