Bavuma, de Zorzi prop up South Africa on Day 2

Fifties from Temba Bavuma and Tony de Zorzi, alongside valuable commitments from Kyle Verreyenne and Wiaan Mulder featured the batting execution for South Africa as they finished Day 2 at 344 for 8. The track had very little for the bowlers however West Indies held tight to get four wickets in the last meeting, keeping the Test match yet to be determined. South Africa enlisted a most elevated organization of 57, and none of their hitters penetrated the three-figure mark which would have disheartened them. Jomel Warrican (3 for 66) was the star for West Indies with the ball. South Africa kept on being positive as they had been on Day 1. Stubbs exploited Kemar Bug's overpitched conveyances, with two limits back past the bowler. This provoked an adjustment of bowling from Bug to Jayden Seales, who got the ball to beat Stubbs on a couple of occassions. De Zorzi raised his fifty pushing the ball to the legside. Stubbs then withdrew as he scratched one to initially slip. Temba Bavuma and de Zorzi put on an organization of 57 in great batting conditions. With the two hitters looking set, the left-hander fell contrary to the rules. He endeavored a converse breadth however went straight under the control of first slip. David Bedingham endure a misunderstanding with Bavuma as Seales neglected to gather the ball for a run-out possibility. Bedingham crushed a six and afterward hit several limits after lunch, flagging his aim. In any case, he pulled the ball directly to the profound in spite of the fact that there were two defenders covering the draw shot. Bavuma raised his fifty with two limits off Holder. Warrican dropped Rickelton, a simple catch off his own bowling with Bavuma then crushing Warrican for a six in the following over, exacerbating the situation for him. Kraigg Brathwaite welcomed on himself and Alick Athanaze to get to the 80-over mark at the earliest and fortunes changed following Tea. West Indies required the second new ball and Insect caught Rickelton nearby the stumps. Verreyenne and Bavuma played a careful organization, during which the previous copped a beamer on his lower arm however figured out how to remain on. Bavuma endure a nearby leg-before wicket yell on 82, which was umpire's approach the stumps and the choice had turned out well for him. However, Bavuma then, at that point, died as he missed a full throw, hitting him flush on the cushions before off-stump. Mulder hustled away with a four and a six under the watchful eye of he was decided before the stumps. He made due as he had scratched the ball onto his cushions. Towards the day's end, the two hitters began tracking down limits at relative simplicity, benefiting from a tiring bowling assault. In any case, Warrican got Verreyenne and Keshav Maharaj off progressive conveyances to keep the Test match yet to be determined. With downpour having played spoilsport for the greater part of Day 1, the whole 98 overs were bowled on Day 2. Brief Scores: South Africa 344/8 of every 113 overs (Temba Bavuma 86, Tony de Zorzi 78; Jomel Warrican 3-66, Kemar Bug 2-53) versus West Indies