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South Africa’s struggling batting line-up is not going to be spooked by the prospect of one other full of life pitch for the second Test towards Australia.
The Proteas have been rolled for 152 and 99 in Brisbane final week, falling behind 1-0 within the three-match sequence after the Test lasted simply two days.
In their final six accomplished Test innings South Africa have failed to succeed in 200.
No.5 Khaya Zondo top-scored with an unbeaten 36 within the second innings however the Proteas’ inexperienced batters have been no match for Australia’s star quicks on a Gabba pitch the ICC rated as “below average”.
