Australia batter Josh Inglis said on Thursday that a chase of over 200 would be difficult, as South Africa set a target of 288 for Australia to win.
Why it matters
His comment signals his assessment of the challenge ahead, which matters to fans tracking his performance.
Key facts
- South Africa set a target of 288 for Australia to win.
- The pitch is starting to show signs of wear.
- Josh Inglis is an Australia batter.
- South Africa fought back with centuries from Rickelton and Mulder.
Evidence
Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.
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