Best performances - Batsmen
PJ Hughes
160(323) 15x4 - 3x6
Control %91%
- Productive Shot
- cut shot on back foot
- 57 runs
- 7x4 - 0x6
PJ Hughes
115(151) 19x4 - 2x6
Control %92%
- Productive Shot
- cut shot on back foot
- 31 runs
- 7x4 - 0x6
06/03Result
2nd Test, Australia tour of South Africa at Durban, Mar 6-10 2009
-
![Australia]( "Australia")
352 & 331/5d -
![South Africa]( "South Africa")
138 & 370 (132.2 ov)
Player of the Match
06/03Result
2nd Test, Australia tour of South Africa at Durban, Mar 6-10 2009
-
![Australia]( "Australia")
352 & 331/5d -
![South Africa]( "South Africa")
138 & 370 (132.2 ov)
Player of the Match
Best performances - Bowlers
Partnerships
- AUS - 1st
- SA - 1st
- AUS - 2nd
- SA - 2nd
Australia - 1st - Innings
South Africa - 1st - Innings
Australia - 2nd - Innings
South Africa - 2nd - Innings
Australia tour of South Africa 2008-09 News
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Australia claim momentum ahead of Pakistan series
Ricky Ponting is confident that Australia's series-ending victory in Johannesburg will give the team momentum heading into next week's one-day contest against Pakistan
South Africa's home run, and Gambhir's resurgence
The toughest country to beat in their own backyard, and the Indian who's had an amazing 10 months
SA youngsters outperform Australian counterparts
Neil Johnson, writing in the Witness , says the performances of South Africa's newer players, such as Wayne Parnell and Roelof van der Merwe, and the relative failure of Australia's less experienced players to make an impact, proved critical in
Botha left out of South African squad
South Africa have replaced offspinner Johan Botha, who was reported for a suspect action, and fast bowler Wayne Parnell with Morne Morkel and Makhaya Ntini in their squad for the final ODI against Australia in Johannesburg
