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south africa vs australia, 2nd test, day 4
South Africa vs Australia, 2nd Test, Day 4
Mitchell Marsh was cleaned up by Kagiso Rabada in the first over of the day.
Kagiso Rabada picked up a six-wicket haul to extend his match tally past 10.
Lungi Ngidi accounted for Nathan Lyon to leave Australia struggling.
Tim Paine was stranded on 28 when Josh Hazlewood became the last wicket to fall.
Dean Elgar fell early in South Africa's chase of 101.
Josh Hazlewood accounted for Aiden Markram after the lunch break.
AB de Villiers dealt in boundaries to help South Africa close in.
Hashim Amla, who provided good support, fell after a 49-run stand.
Despite a minor scare with the wicket of AB de Villiers, South Africa got across the line with six wickets in hand.
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