Australia vs South Africa LIVE: Inglis resumes with century in sight as Aussies look to build lead on day three

Key Posts7.02pmAnother sunny day as Inglis and co chase runsBy Another day of unbroken sunshine in Cape Town to aid the Australian batsmen and also dry a pitch which occasionally offered expansive spin out of the footmarks on day two.Josh Inglis is unbeaten on 85 and it’s worth remembering who championed him early on as a player of Test match capabilities: Shane Warne.Josh Inglis of Australia celebrates scoring a half century (50 runs) with Alex Carey of Australia during day two.Getty Images6.56pmA recap of day twoBy Australia have set up the chance for a series victory over South Africa after they type of day of batting they have long craved, with Marnus Labuschagne’s career-threatening duck the only blight in Cape Town.Australia went to stumps on day two of the series-deciding third Test at 4-330 in reply to South Africa’s first-innings 329, with the lead and control of the game.Josh Inglis hits over the top.APPat Cummins’ decision to bowl first was heavily criticised, particularly after South Africa reached 0-140 at lunch on day one before Mitchell Starc’s six-wicket haul.But Starc’s wickets gave his batters the favourable conditions to go to work on Wednesday, putting on one of their most well-rounded batting displays in years under blue Cape Town skies.6.54pmHours of play, weatherBy The hours of play will remain the same and there may be an extra 30 minutes available to make up for weather or missed overs.First session: 7.30pm to 9.30pm AEDTSecond session: 10.10pm to 12.10am AEDTThird session: 12.30am to 2.30am AEDTAccording to AccuWeather, Cape Town is expecting warm, sunny conditions again with a forecast high of 26 and a low of 18 with some wind around.Australia’s Cameron Green struck by the ball on day two.AP6.53pmGood eveningBy G’day everyone and welcome to our Test match live blog as Australia and South Africa resume on day three of the third Test in Cape Town.I’m Roy Ward and I’ll be tapping the keys tonight while Daniel Brettig will be covering things on the ground in South Africa as Josh Inglis and the Aussies look to build a match-winning lead resuming at 4-330.Play is set to resume at 7.30pm AEDT.Enjoy the evening to come.1 of 1