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world test championship, 2025, final: day 2
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Temba Bavuma batted with intent on the second morning, dealing in regular boundaries
David Bedingham supported Temba Bavuma well as they raised a half-century stand
Temba Bavuma was dismissed against the run of play, getting out to Pat Cummins thanks to an excellent catch from Marnus Labuschagne
Pat Cummins was involved in a collision with Kyle Verreynne, who was dismissed leg-before
Pat Cummins went on to pick up a six-wicket haul as South Africa were bowled out for 138
Marnus Labuschagne came up with a steady knock to stretch Australia's lead
Kagiso Rabada struck twice before the Tea break to revive South Africa's hopes
Marco Jansen dismissed Marnus Labuschagne after Tea
Lungi Ngidi struck twice, removing Steve Smith and Beau Webster as South Africa continued their fightback
Australia's slide continued as Travis Head and Pat Cummins fell in quick succession
Alex Carey led Australia's fightback and was supported well by Mitchell Starc in a 61-run stand
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