CAPE TOWN, Oct 29 (Reuters) - Australia’s Josh Inglis matched his career-best score of 102 on Thursday as the tourists moved into an 82-run lead at lunch with two wickets remaining in their first innings on the third day of the decisive third test against South Africa at Newlands.
• Australia went to the interval at 411 for eight in reply to South Africa’s first innings score of 329
• CooperConnolly is unbeaten on 20 and Nathan Lyon has 1 as Australia look to build their advantage in the afternoon session
• Inglis and Alex Carey (80) resumed on the third morning, with the former reaching his second test ton off 132 balls
• Wicketkeeper RyanRickelton caught him off the bowling of spinner Simon Harmer (4-104), equalling his previous highest score of 102.
• Carey edged toAiden Markram at slip off Harmer, before Kagiso Rabada trapped Pat Cummins leg before wicket for a duck and Mitchell Starc (11) became seamer Gerald Coetzee's first test victim in two years
• The series is level at 1-1 after Australia won the first test by 214 runs in Durban and South Africa responded with a victory by an innings and 31 runs inGqeberha
• The winners of the match will occupy the number one spot in the test world rankings, which is currently held by Australia
(Reporting by Nick Said; Editing by Ken Ferris)
