An early tea break was called after the Proteas were bowled out, but Warner and Khawaja are in the middle, and Kagiso Rabada has the ball his hand.
AND WARNER IS OUT FIRST BALL!
Rabada digs one in short and Warner can only fend it away, and Khaya Zondo at short leg has taken a screaming catch.
It’s just his second golden duck in test cricket, but at a time in his career he needs to be scoring runs.
“It’s going to be exciting, and it’s going to be very interesting batting on this pitch – what a catch at short leg,” Mark Waugh said in commentary.
“A good short one, David Warner just took his eye off the ball (and) got it high on the bat. Great reflexes at short leg, and he’s paid the price. He keeps making mistakes, David Warner.
Isa Guha said the wicket would give South Africa a massive lift.
“It’s a stunning catch – excellent reflexes. South Africa will believe … if they can pick up another couple of wickets, they will back themselves with this pace attack.” Isa Guha
Marnus Labuschagne – who was born in South Africa – has marched out to bat and will face just the second ball of the innings.
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