Proteas left to toil as Inglis and Carey put Australia in the driving seat at Newlands
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Australia ended the second day of the match one run ahead of South Africa. The visitors reached this position after two batsmen performed the difficult work. South Africa had previously scored 329 runs. Australia currently has six wickets remaining.
By stumps on Day 2, Australia had found two men willing to do the hard graft, moving the visitors to exactly one run ahead of South Africa's 329 with six wickets in hand.