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South Africa all out 255, Australia enforce follow-on

January 8, 2023 10:24 AM


South Africa were all out for 255, 21 runs short of avoiding the follow-on, on the last day of the third and final Test against Australia in Sydney on Sunday.

Australia enforced the follow-on with a lead of 220 and need 10 wickets for a series clean sweep.

Josh Hazlewood broke open the lower order resistance with the wickets of Keshav Maharaj (53) and Simon Harmer (47). He finished with four for 48.



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