Paterson to Mominul, no run, short of length on off, Mominul is a tad late on the defence, gets an inside-edge onto the pads
10.6
Rabada to Shanto, FOUR, to deep mid-wicket
10.5
Rabada to Shanto, no run
10.4
Rabada to Shanto, no run
10.3
Rabada to Shanto, no run, short of length and extra bounce as it angles into off
10.2
Rabada to Shanto, no run
Rabada too round the wicket.
10.1
Rabada to Shanto, no run, short of length on the stumps, Shanto gets right behind the line to defend it to the mid-on region
Kagiso Rabada [3.0-0-8-2] is back into the attack
9.6
Paterson to Mominul, no run
9.5
Paterson to Mominul, no run
9.4
Paterson to Shanto, 1 run, to cover
9.3
Paterson to Mominul, 1 run, to backward square leg
9.2
Paterson to Mominul, no run
9.1
Paterson to Mominul, no run, full outside off, hint of shape away, left alone
We are all set. South Africa in a huddle as the umpires and Bangladeshi batters walk in. Paterson to start off. From round the wicket, with three slips and a gully.
Pitch report by Shaun Pollock: The cracks have started to open up now and some disintegration from the edges of the cracks. The balls that have gone straight on are the ones that have caused trouble for the batters, instead of the ones turning. Don't see any gremlins. If a batter gets stuck in here, they can get a score.
David Hemp | Bangladesh batting coach: We find ourselves in these positions, three or four down with not many, the top-order is learning from these. There is a big jump up from the first-class to the international level. At the moment our decision-making has let us down and that's what we are concentrating on. It is not just your technique but also your thought process. The pleasing thing is when we were up against it, ironically we have shown character. If we go back to Pakistan when we were six-down we came back well.
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