South Africa v Australia: Tourists bundled out for 99 in stark collapse
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Key Points:
- Australia were forced to follow-on for only the third time in 38 years after being bowled out for 99 by South Africa on day four of the second Test in Gqeberha.
- Marco Jansen took an impressive 5-33, leading South Africa's bowling attack alongside Kagiso Rabada and Wiaan Mulder, who took two wickets each.
- South Africa built a commanding 326-run first innings lead, largely thanks to Temba Bavuma's 179 and a strong team total of 425-9 declared.
- Australia's batting collapsed with no player scoring more than 28, and key bowlers like Anrich Nortje may be unavailable due to injury, impacting the remainder of the Test.
- With more than 150 overs remaining, South Africa is well-positioned to push for victory and level the series.
