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Live cricket scores: Australia face big day as batters get chance to stand up

Mitchell Starc blitzed the Proteas tail late on day one to give his batting line-up the perfect chance to shine on day two. But can they make it count? Follow the action with our live blog.

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Aaron Kirby
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Mitchell Starc's devastating bowling performance has brought Australia back into contention in the deciding third test against South Africa in Cape Town.

Mitchell Starc blitzed the Proteas tail late on day one to give his batting line-up the perfect chance to shine on day two.

But can they make it count?

Follow the action with our live blog.

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Top start

Jansen challenges both edges in his first over but Renshaw sees it through.

Head will get his first ball now and gets off the mark with a chunky inside edge out to square leg.

AUS 0-7

Away we go!

Rabada had four balls over the wicket before switching to around.

But he floats up a juicy full toss and Renshaw cashes in with a boundary.

He then rotates the strike.

AUS 0-5

Players ready

The teams are out in the middle and we are about to get underway.

Rabada will open the bowling with Head and Renshaw to face the music.

Smith fallout

Reports have emerged the Aussies were not happy when Steve Smith decided to rule himself out with a neck injury before play yesterday.

Reminder

The Australians have a very different looking batting order for this Test so this is how it’s shaping up.

Travis Head

Matt Renshaw

Marnus Labuschagne

Cam Green

Josh Inglis

Cooper Connolly

Pat Cummins

Mitchell Starc

Nathan Lyon

Josh Hazlewood

Welcome!

Not to understate anything, but this could be the day that decides the series.

South Africa didn’t make the most of their good position yesterday but still posted 329.

Australia will want to get well passed that to feel comfortable, somewhere around the 450 mark.

But they will have their work cut out against South Africa’s quicks.

A failure from the batters today will make it all but impossible for the tourists to win.

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