South Africa have warned Australia that they may have to bat on even trickier St George's Park wicket, with the prospect of large divots playing a role late in the Test.
Already down 1-0 in the three-Test series, the Proteas went to stumps on day two in Gqeberha at 5-97 after a rain-affected start to the match.
But the Proteas are adamant Australia are not the only team who can win this match despite their tough start, claiming divots are already forming on the pitch due to the moisture and rain.
