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Australia lead South Africa by 363 after Renshaw’s 190 in Durban
Australia and South Africa are playing the first Test in Durban.
Australia scored 390 in its first innings, with Matt Renshaw making 190.
South Africa ended day two at 27 for one, 363 runs behind.
On day three, South Africa will continue its first innings and try to close the gap.
Australia will aim to take the remaining nine wickets.
Renshaw’s innings has also raised questions about where he should bat in Australia’s lineup.
Play was scheduled to begin at 6.30pm AEDT, with longer sessions planned to make up for lost time.
Australia led South Africa by 363 runs as the first Test entered day three in Durban.
Matt Renshaw scored 190 for Australia.
Australia made 390 in its first innings.
South Africa resumed at 1-27, chasing Australia’s total.
- Who
- Australia and South Africa.
- What
- Australia led by 363 runs after Matt Renshaw scored 190.
- When
- Day three of the first Test; the article was published on 11 October 2026.
- Where
- Durban, South Africa.
- Why
- Australia made 390 in its first innings, while South Africa had scored 27 for one.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Matt Renshaw scored 190 as Australia made 390 in its first innings.
South Africa resumed at 1-27, 363 runs behind Australia.
- Renshaw’s score
- 190
- Australia’s first-innings total
- 390
- South Africa’s score
- 1-27
- Australia’s lead
- 363 runs
- Venue
- Durban
Sources
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