Proteas have mended some of the holes in their leaky batting bucket | The Citizen

The Proteas have managed to mend some of the holes in their leaky batting bucket and will go into the final session of the third Test against Australia with nine wickets in hand at the Sydney Cricket Ground. AUSvSA

Keshav Maharaj celebrates his half-century, in the company of Simon Harmer during their crucial partnership on the final day of the third Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Sunday. Picture: David Gray/AFP

Sarel Erwee and Heinrich Klaasen are both on 18 not out at tea as they took South Africa to 46/1 at tea. A minimum of 32 overs are scheduled to be bowled after the break, with the deficit still 174 runs.

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