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Jansen’s all-round heroics put South Africa on brink of series-levelling win

Jansen’s all-round heroics put South Africa on brink of series-levelling win

All-rounder Marco Jansen believes the Proteas can extend their victory deep into the fifth day against Australia at St George's Park. The home side only need six wickets in 98 overs to complete a win after a dominant bowling display on Wednesday, with Jansen taking five wickets. Australia's second innings, fueled by Travis Head's unbeaten 87, has narrowed the deficit to 170 runs.

However, Jansen is not ruling out the need for a final push, stating that they will focus on bowling Australia out before they reach the deficit. The 26-year-old advises against getting lost in thoughts about the result, emphasizing the importance of staying present and focused on each moment. Jansen also expects off-spinner Simon Harmer to shine in the conditions, as they lost the injured Anrich Nortje in the match.

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