Brandon King leads West Indies to an 8-wicket win over Bangladesh in 1st test

Cape Town witnessed a significant victory for South Africa as they thrashed Australia by 176 runs in the third Test at Newlands. The decisive moment came on the fifth day when Australia was dismissed for a paltry 111 runs. South Africa's Kagiso Rabada unleashed a devastating opening spell, taking two crucial wickets in the first over itself and subsequently another wicket, targeting Australia's top three batsmen.

Off-spinner Simon Harmer added to the haul with a career-best six wickets for 16 runs in 21.1 overs, contributing significantly to the final tally.

Australia's batting woes escalated further when Josh Inglis was run out after being caught by Rabada. Harmer later took two wickets in quick succession, further dismantling the Australian innings. Despite the precarious situation at 60 for seven at lunch, Australia managed to hold on for another two hours. However, the tide turned when Mitchell Starc was caught at short leg, and South Africa persisted in the field.

Travis Head's single off Rabada's second delivery was the only significant contribution from Australia's batsmen, while Matt Renshaw was dismissed on the very first ball, justifying the urgency of the situation. Marnus Labuschagne was dismissed for a duck after being given out leg before wicket, with a review confirming the decision.

The match saw three consecutive dismissals in three balls, highlighting the ferocity of South Africa's pursuit.