Matthew Renshaw's 190 has Australia dominant at Kingsmead, and South Africa need answers when day three begins in Durban.
The Proteas are on home soil at Kingsmead in Durban, and they need a response. Australia's Matthew Renshaw spent day two batting them out of the contest in the first Test. Day three starts at 9.30am local time, with South Africa's elite attack under pressure to turn the match around.
Renshaw's 190 was a story of its own. Australia had been in trouble early on, and the decision to send Nic Maddinson in to open did not work. But it pushed Renshaw down to number five, and that move paid off.
The Queenslander has spent a decade on the edges of the national side. At Kingsmead he stepped back into the spotlight and rescued Australia from a precarious position. He then steadied the innings and turned it into a dominant platform.
Now the Proteas must find a way back in front of their own crowd. Kingsmead is a ground where South African bowlers expect to have the edge, so how they regroup this morning will shape the rest of the Test.
