Hazlewood emphasizes reverse swing as crucial factor in Gqeberha Test
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 16, 2026, 10:18 AM
Last updated Oct 16, 2026

Josh Hazlewood highlighted the importance of reverse swing for Australia in the second Test against South Africa, which is currently in progress in Gqeberha. Australia's bowlers effectively utilized the abrasive surface in Durban, which has bolstered their confidence heading into the match. The depth of Australia's pace options is expected to play a significant role as the Test unfolds, particularly under the prevailing conditions. The team aims to build on their successful strategies from the previous match.
- •Hazlewood discusses reverse swing's significance in Gqeberha
- •Australia harnessed Durban's surface for effective bowling
- •Second Test against South Africa is ongoing
- •Team's depth in pace options adds to confidence
- •Match conditions could heavily impact performance
- 10:18 AMESPNcricinfo — Hazlewood backs reverse swing to remain a key factor in Gqeberha
"Australia's quick exploited Durban's abrasive surface to find reverse swing and their depth of pace options offers further confidence heading into the second Test
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