Sayers to du Plessis, FOUR, flat-batted. Tall, rocking back, transferring his momentum into the pull, through mid-wicket. Sheer muscle 
      Sayers to du Plessis, 2 runs, wrists it out to mid-on, and nobody's cleanly backing up Cummins' throw from there .. it's falling apart 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, back to moving away, throwing his hands hard at the width to carve it to cover 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, wild hack. Stays put in his crease, looking to dispatch this shortened length. Can't do with the bounce 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, just short. And these I0$ Aussies do not even appeal. Faf goes hard on his slap, doesn't get the elevation as it dies in front of Lyon at short cover 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, 123kph, takes his injured bottom hand off, handle-ing the block 
      Sayers to du Plessis, 2 runs, flows through the line, shovelling it uppishly over mid-off. More of a toe-ended chip 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, finds a crack. Comes back in sharply, tearing up Faf's defence of sorts .. not the finger, it's the box this time 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, holding its line just outside off, lines up in front of his stumps to leave 
      Sayers to Elgar, 1 run, high soft hands, jabbing it into the covers 
      Sayers to Elgar, FOUR, sitting up on the tummy. Elgar heaves, powerfully through mid-wicket. And Nathan Lyon does all the hard work, running across but tumbling all over it 
      Sayers to Elgar, no run, down leg, Elgar shuffles inside the line to duck under it 
      Sayers to du Plessis, 1 run, zips back, Faf as always gives the impression of the bounce taking him by surprise. But the splice is kind enough for it to run in front of square in the gaps. 99 and the strike 
      Sayers to Elgar, 1 run, it touches 500. Thanks to a delicate nurdle through mid-wicket 
      Sayers to Elgar, no run, nipping back in, but Elgar knows the bounce, every angle of it to leave 
      Sayers to Elgar, no run, 126kph, bumped in. Elgar sits 
      Sayers to Elgar, no run, 124kph, on the back foot, adjusts to the spitting up bounce to bunt it down 
      Sayers to du Plessis, 1 run, 121kph, on the shorter side, but sitting up nicely for Faf to go tall and punch it through the covers. Just the single .. 98 
      Sayers to Elgar, FOUR, too full, too straight and gets the punishment it deserved. Easy pickings for Elgar, who uses his wrists to good effect. Flicked over mid-wicket 
      Sayers to Elgar, no run, slanted across, left alone 
      Sayers to Elgar, FOUR, that's not the area Elgar targeted. Inswinging full ball, Elgar gets an inside edge that runs away to the deep backward square leg fence. He wanted to drive it through mid-on, but didn't account for the swing. Gets a boundary, anyway 
      Sayers to Elgar, no run, in-curling length ball on middle, tucked to mid-wicket 
      Sayers to Elgar, no run, seam-up delivery that swings in a tad and straightens off the pitch, Elgar was drawn forward and got beaten as he pushed at that 
      Sayers to Elgar, no run, seam-up fuller length ball outside off, Elgar defends from the crease 
      Sayers to Elgar, no run, no room on offer and Elgar dead-bats it back at the bowler 
      Sayers to Elgar, no run, stump-to-stump line, Elgar pokes it on the off-side 
      Sayers to Elgar, FOUR, shot! South Africa have shifted gears. Elgar decides to go aerial and my boy, he has timed that really well. Plants his front leg across and lofts this good length ball high and over mid-on 
      Sayers to Elgar, no run, the back leg is bent and then wafts at this short of a good length ball outside off, can't beat cover 
      Sayers to Elgar, no run, Elgar is cramped for room now as the short of length delivery kept coming in with the angle - round the wicket. Manages to tuck it to mid-wicket 
      Sayers to Elgar, no run, fuller ball on middle and leg, Elgar mistimes the on-drive. The ball dribbles down and hits du Plessis's bat 
      Sayers to Elgar, no run, on a good length and just outside off, pushed towards the off-side 
      Sayers to Elgar, 2 runs, first runs of the day and Elgar is sporting a smile, this was full and wide of off, might have pitched in the rough - messes up with Elgar's timing as he drove it over cover, good enough for a couple of runs 
      Sayers to du Plessis, 1 run, on a good length and just outside off, driven with an open face - behind point for a single 
      Sayers to du Plessis, FOUR, lovely shot, du Plessis is looking to dominate the bowling, shimmies down the track, makes room as he did so, gets down on one knee and thumps it over cover for a boundary 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, on a good length and just outside off, du Plessis plays close to the ball and defends 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, on a good length and swinging away from outside off, left alone 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, floated outside off on a good length. Nothing 
      Sayers to du Plessis, FOUR, drags it down, sitting up pretty, asking for punishment. Faf doesn't disappoint, swivels, helping the angle with a pull through mid-wicket 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, 120kph, longer stride, spots it wide enough already 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, calm now, back to the usual. Beside the line, stabbing 
      Sayers to du Plessis, FOUR, can't resist. He's had enough, gets a ball in the length slot, getting out his bottom hand to tonk it straight down. Not quite off the middle, but it's got legs, enough of them 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, shuffles across, behind the line to bunt it down 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, 118kph, a hint of width, Faf can't dab it right 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, 120kph, covers for the line, driving through it to mid-on 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, another in-cutter, obviously. Kicks up again. This time Faf takes his injured hand off to drop it down 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, smashes the fingers. From off, jagging in, finds the glove. The bat falls down as well as he tries to fend it away. Oh the damage a 122kph ball can do, thank God it isn't Cummins bowling 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, kicks up off a crack. But it just doesn't have the pace to trouble Faf, all the time to adjust, getting on top of it 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, in that just outside off channel. A dabby-defence 
      Sayers to Elgar, no run, 123kph, drops his wrists, not his defence 
      Sayers to du Plessis, 1 run, nips in sharply, takes the inside edge on the defence, down to fine leg 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, fuller, but wider. Getting nothing 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, a measured backlift, pressing half forward to indulge in an open-faced block 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, 120kph, on-sided now, straight-batting it through the line 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, 121kph, good length on off. Bites, steams up, finds Faf's bat sticker 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, 123kph, high bat again, prodding into a forward block 
      Sayers to du Plessis, 2 runs, jagging back in, scooting low to make it worse. Faf naturally has a problem getting low in time, manages a toe-end as he flicks it behind square 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, lines up beside, high-elbowed to punch it to cover 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, jumps inside the line, wristing it to leg, riding the bounce as he does so 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, holds his stroke this time. Length, fifth-stumpish. Leave 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, 121kph, reaches for the bait outside off, looking to dab it away. There's late zip though, going away to beat the edge. Again 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, 120kph, another step down, driving it hard through the line, straight to mid-off 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, presses forward at first, and goes tall in his crease to steer his push towards cover 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, a touch shorter, but more of the patient lines. On either side 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, a hint of swing going away, in the fifth stump channel. Faf does an Elgar, leave 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, 119kph, another step down, this time opening up his defenece 
      Sayers to du Plessis, no run, 119kph, the usual float up on off. Faf needs to walk forward to get some pace on it. And he does it to smother it into the pitch 
      Sayers to Elgar, no run, on a good length and just outside off, Elgar presses half-forward as he defends 
      Sayers to Markram, 1 run, short and wide of off, cracked away square past point for a single 
      Sayers to Markram, FOUR, crunched, short and wide of off, Markram is all over it in a flash, rocks back and cuts it square behind point, beat the man in the ring and rolled away to the fence 
      Sayers to Markram, FOUR, lovely, leg-stump half-volley on Markram's pads, he shuffles across and flicks it with immense power, was in the air but well past Burns who dived across to his left at short mid-wicket 
      Sayers to Markram, no run, fuller length delivery outside off, Markram stays low and defends it towards the off-side 
      Sayers to Markram, no run, on a good length and well wide of off, stayed a bit low as well, pushed off the back-foot towards the off-side 
      Sayers to Markram, no run, short of a length and just outside off, pushed off the back-foot towards cover-point 
      Sayers to Markram, no run, on a good length and just outside off, defended back at the bowler 
      Sayers to Markram, 2 runs, full and wide of off, Markram leans across and finds the gap past cover with the drive, back for the second run 
      Sayers to Markram, no run, Sayers keeps it full and well outside off, lures Markram into the drive, he's playing against the angle and gets an inside edge towards mid-wicket 
      Sayers to Markram, no run, fraction fuller and a hint of movement back into the right-hander, Markram wasn't fully forward on the defensive push, gets an inside edge onto the pads 
      Sayers to Markram, no run, on a good length and holding its line outside off, left alone 
      Sayers to Markram, 1 run, back on the body, clipped round the corner with ease 
      Sayers to Markram, FOUR, a genuine flirt, with Markram leaning and messing around with a rather wide one. And this time the edge splits third slip and gully. But with soft hands to his credit 
      Sayers to Elgar, 3 runs, wobbling, but down the wrong line, not even with two catching mid-wickets. Slow enough as well for Elgar to line himself up, wait and nudge it out to deep square leg 
      Sayers to Elgar, no run, 122kph, gets it to kick up, Elgar takes a blow on his splice, one hand coming off the handle. Don't tell me he's injured his fingers already 
      Sayers to Markram, 3 runs, pokes with soft hands, just the right away. Gets the outside half of the bat, running away behind point, in that unplugged gap 
      Sayers to Markram, no run, 119kph, a bit of swing away through the air, keeping it full in the fourth stump channel. Markram's defence is firm