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Boland back at it but Renshaw catch steals the show

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Scott Boland's latest heroics and Matt Renshaw's superb reflexes have put Australia in command of the second Test, as South Africa slumped to 5-97 after day two.

After taking two wickets on a rain-marred opening day of the second Test, Boland finished another wet Monday with figures of 4-31 at St George's Park.

But the stand-out moment of the shortened day came in the dying overs, when Renshaw somehow latched on to a Ryan Rickelton edge to his right at first slip. 

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The sight of Aiden Markram's middle stump lying flat on the damp St George's Park pitch was about as visually striking an endorsement Scott Boland could have made for Australia's latest selection swerve.

Before facing up to the visitors' fourth-choice paceman under Sunday's grey skies, Markram was averaging more against Australia than any batter had over the previous 34 years. Boland needed four balls to deceive him with a pitched-up, scrambled-seam delivery.

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