South Africa drop Stubbs and hand Rickelton gloves for Gqeberha Test
Matthew Breetzke replaces Tristan Stubbs while Ryan Rickelton takes the gloves for South Africa's second Test against Australia.
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Matthew Breetzke replaces Tristan Stubbs while Ryan Rickelton takes the gloves for South Africa's second Test against Australia.
The ICC amended playing conditions last week to allow pink balls in Tests, but Australia and South Africa did not agree to use it before their Durban match affected by bad light.
Former India cricketer Wasim Jaffer said Virat Kohli appeared unhappy with how his Test retirement was managed and could have played more red-ball cricket.
Renshaw and Cummins added an unbroken 63 as Australia reached 187 for six before bad light ended day one in Durban.
Renshaw's 190 anchored Australia's recovery after an early collapse and set a new benchmark for runs scored with the tail.
Pat Cummins dismissed concerns that Usman Khawaja's autobiography would revive the 2018 ball-tampering scandal.
Nic Maddinson made a 33-ball duck on Test return after recovering from cancer treatment last year.
Former New Zealand Test opener retires after 10,432 first-class runs and 24 Test caps.
Pat Cummins dismissed concerns that Usman Khawaja's book will reopen the 2018 ball-tampering scandal.
Kagiso Rabada remains unavailable for South Africa's first Test against Australia as Anrich Nortje returns to the XI.
South Africa omitted Kagiso Rabada from the first Test XI against Australia after his hamstring injury. Anrich Nortje returns after a three-year absence.
Akash Deep returns to Test contention after successful Irani Cup comeback from back injury.
Cameron Green will miss the first Test against South Africa after sustaining an abdominal strain during the third ODI.
3 for South Africa.
Webster offers seam-bowling and off-spin options that could prove useful on a turning Kingsmead surface.
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