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          20/02Result
          2nd Test, Australia tour of South Africa at Gqeberha, Feb 20-23 2014
          South Africa won by 231 runs
          Player of the Match
          Jean-Paul Duminy
          Jean-Paul DuminySouth Africa
          20/02Result
          2nd Test, Australia tour of South Africa at Gqeberha, Feb 20-23 2014
          South Africa won by 231 runs
          Player of the Match
          Jean-Paul Duminy
          Jean-Paul DuminySouth Africa

          Australia tour of South Africa 2013-14 News

          • When Johnson blew South Africa's house down

            It was the summer of 2014. Fresh off his monstering of England at home, the world's most feared fast bowler steamed in in Centurion

          • All-round Australia seal 2-0 triumph

            Australia ended their South African tour as they started it: with an emphatic win in Centurion

          • Time to draw a line in the sand?

            It's hard for everyone to agree on what constitutes acceptable boundaries when it comes to on-field behaviour. It's best if the ICC spells it out

          • Wet outfield worried both teams

            South Africa's coach Russell Domingo has suggested the second Twenty20 in Durban went ahead at the insistence of match referee Chris Broad, despite the captains and umpires agreeing the outfield was too wet

          • Hodge blows take Australia home

            Brad Hodge clubbed the third and fourth deliveries of the last over over deep midwicket to haul Australia home in a seven-over shootout against South Africa in Durban

          The spell

          3-11

          Dale Steyn's five-over burst when he went through Australia's middle order

          Heroes to nearly zeros

          13

          The tally of runs from Marsh (a pair) and Doolan in the second Test, in the first they made 308 between them

          Second innings success

          3

          The number of century stands between Rogers and Warner in the second innings

          That's more like it

          7

          Hashim Amla had gone seven innings without a fifty before today

          Johnson v Smith

          8

          Graeme Smith has now fallen eight times to Johnson in Tests; the equal most against any bowler - level with Chris Martin