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Josh Hazlewood has struck in the second over.
He lured opener Ryan Rickleton into driving at a wide ball and Beau Webster caught it in the slips.
South Africa are 1-0 chasing 390.
Matt Renshaw was caught at slip off Harmer for 190 in the second ball of the last session.
He is a little disappointed but still raised his bat to the crowd.
Australia are all out for 390.
Australia are still batting at tea on day two and, for that, they have Matt Renshaw to thank.
He’s now climbed all the way to 190 not out, a monumental performance both personally and for the series.
Durban’s pitch has proven to be quite easy-paced after some seam yesterday, but the Proteas will be hangdog about being kept in the field this long.
We’ll see how long the light lasts in the final session.
Hazlewood survived, Renshaw survived and Australia will bat into the final session tonight.
Those Durban afternoon clouds have blown in and that could have an impact on the light once again.
But the teams will take a 20-minute break and return at about 12.25pm AEDT.
Renshaw is so close to a double ton.
Renshaw has beaten his highest Test score, 184 against Pakistan in Sydney in 2017.
He’s on 187 and has the strike next over with Australia on 9-387.
There are about 15 minutes left before Tea.
This session will continue until 12.15am AEDT or the end of the innings, whichever comes first.
Then the tea break will happen.
Renshaw is playing his shots and he finished Nortje’s last over by pulling a short ball for four and then nicking through the vacant fourth slip for a single to keep the strike.
This is a masterful innings and he’s now on 181 from 370 balls.
Australia are 9-377.
Nathan Lyon has been trapped in front by a full ball from Jansen.
He used a player review but was plum out.
The ball hit his back pad and was hitting middle stump.
Lyon made 27 from 92 balls.
Australia are 9-364.
The Proteas have gone back to Marco Jansen yet again as he bowls his 27th over.
The Australian players are smiling and joking in their rooms as they watch on.
The South Africans considered a review for a ball from Jansen that appeared to clip the body of Lyon, to add insult to injury, he pulled Jansen for four on the next ball.
Lyon swung and missed at several more balls without an edge.
There was a big cheer from the Australian travelling tour groups for the 100-run stand between Renshaw and Lyon.
Meanwhile, the South Africans in the crowd recently broke into the chorus from Bon Jovi’s Livin On A Prayer.
Quite a turnaround from yesterday afternoon when Australia was losing wickets.
