England still have chance to win despite deficit - Denly


  • Cricket
  • Saturday, 28 Dec 2019

Cricket - South Africa v England - First Test - Supersport Park, Centurion, South Africa - December 27, 2019 England's Joe Denly reacts after reaching his half century REUTERS/Rogan Ward

PRETORIA (Reuters) - England batsman Joe Denly believes his side are still in the contest against South Africa despite falling 175 runs behind their hosts after two days of the first test at Centurion Park.

Denly, who top scored for England with 50 as the tourists were skittled out for 181 in their first innings, feels there are still plenty of runs on offer despite 15 wickets tumbling on Friday.

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