Jansen takes four wickets as Australia struggles on fourth morning
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 21, 2026, 10:22 AM
Last updated Oct 21, 2026
Australia faced a challenging fourth morning in Gqeberha, currently at 69 for 6 at lunch, requiring another 157 runs to avoid the follow-on. South Africa's Marco Jansen was pivotal, taking four key wickets to derail the Australian batting lineup. Australia, already under pressure, needs to regroup quickly to mount a competitive response in the match. The situation remains critical as the contest progresses.
- •Australia is at 69 for 6 at lunch on the fourth morning.
- •They require 157 more runs to save the follow-on.
- •Marco Jansen has taken four wickets for South Africa.
- •The match is ongoing, with Australia under significant pressure.
- 10:22 AMESPNcricinfo — Jansen four-for rocks Australia on fourth morning in Gqeberha
"Australia went to lunch at 69 for 6, another 157 runs away from saving the follow-on
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