Oct 24, 2026 · 17 min · 9 segments
Following Australia’s loss in the second Test in South Africa, renowned South African broadcaster Neil Manthorp joined Aaron Bryans on ABC Sport’s Summer Grandstand to analyse the match and preview…
Neil ManthorpGuest
Aaron BryansHost
Amazing to be able to do it from innings, with innings and 31 runs when there were six for 110 at one point.
And it surpassed a test match against New Zealand in 2016 when they were six for 95 and ended up making 350.
He added 160 for the seventh wicket with Quinton de Kock, and he's done it again, but in even greater fashion.
That's the one thing you can never allow Australian teams to do, is to bully you.
And, I mean, there was some talk about whether Marco Janssen's send-offs for a couple of batsmen were necessary.
And there was Kehita Rabada walking off the field, having bowled Australia out for 99, pointing to the Australian dressing room one floor up and saying, you guys, you're batting again.
There's an old saying in South Africa, at least, that you need to bully the bullies if you're being bullied.
It was a distraction because there was some magnificent cricket, not just from Bavuma, but the batting of Marco Jansen.
that I think maybe in weeks or months to come, even though Australian players might appreciate the way he batted, 85 from 100 balls in the end, but he got to 50 off 43.
And then Simon Harmer against a wilting bowling attack, making 82 at number nine.
Amazing to be able to do it from innings, with innings and 31 runs when there were six for 110 at one point.
And it surpassed a test match against New Zealand in 2016 when they were six for 95 and ended up making 350.
He added 160 for the seventh wicket with Quinton de Kock, and he's done it again, but in even greater fashion.
That's the one thing you can never allow Australian teams to do, is to bully you.
And, I mean, there was some talk about whether Marco Janssen's send-offs for a couple of batsmen were necessary.
And there was Kehita Rabada walking off the field, having bowled Australia out for 99, pointing to the Australian dressing room one floor up and saying, you guys, you're batting again.
There's an old saying in South Africa, at least, that you need to bully the bullies if you're being bullied.
It was a distraction because there was some magnificent cricket, not just from Bavuma, but the batting of Marco Jansen.
that I think maybe in weeks or months to come, even though Australian players might appreciate the way he batted, 85 from 100 balls in the end, but he got to 50 off 43.
And then Simon Harmer against a wilting bowling attack, making 82 at number nine.
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