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New Zealand vs South Africa, 2nd Test Match Summary
NZ vs SA, 2022 - Test Summary
New Zealand vs South Africa Scorecard
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Match Ended
Hagley Oval, Christchurch
, Feb 25, 2022
293&227 (93.5)
364&354/9d
South Africa beat New Zealand by 198 runs
% Chance to Win
NZ
SA
DRAW
Inn Break
SA 364/10
Top Bowlers
NZ 293/10
Top Batsmen
120
(158)
- 12x4s
- 3x6s
- 75.94SR
60
(134)
- 8x4s
- 0x6s
- 44.77SR
SA 354/9 NZ 227/10
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Right then! That is it from this Test match as well as the series. Both teams share the trophy and now pose for the cameras. The cricketing action does not stop here as we have a lot of exciting action coming up as India take on Sri Lanka, while Australia will take on Pakistan in their respective Test series. The Women's World Cup, 2022 is also around the corner, so get ready for an exciting month ahead. We look forward to your company for all the games. Until then, take care and goodbye!
Dean Elgar, the skipper of South Africa, says that they wanted to take a bold decision of batting first and they are very happy with the result. Tells that after having lost the previous game, they wanted to make a strong comeback and he is very happy with the kind of character that his team showed in this Test. Says that they didn't do their basics right in the first Test and were eager to correct their mistakes this time around. Tells that they have some talented young players in their ranks and they will be looking to build a strong team going forward.
Tom Latham, the skipper of New Zealand, says that this is not the outcome they were looking for. Says that they were not able to build enough partnerships and weren't able to put a good first innings score. Tells that the game was in the balance for the majority of the match but the key moments didn't go their way. Adds that they knew South Africa were going to be at their best. Says that regardless of the conditions, they try to do better. Ends by thanking the South African team for coming to New Zealand.
Kagiso Rabada is the PLAYER OF THE MATCH. He says that it is never easy playing against New Zealand and says that when one plays, one needs to get the job done. Tells that they have been in such situations before. Adds that New Zealand were too good in the first Test but they had to win this one to make it 1-1. Informs that as a pacer, he would love to bowl on the wicket that was used in the first Test. Says that the lower order needed to step up with the bat and that's what they did. On Jamieson's catch, he says that it was a last-second decision to go for it and he is glad that he pulled it off.
Matt Henry is the PLAYER OF THE SERIES. He says that South Africa outplayed them in this match and they deserve to win. Adds that they fought hard but the South Africans were too good for them. Tells that he takes his batting very seriously and he enjoys batting out in the middle. Mentions that they wanted to take it ball-by-ball during the chase but failed to do so.
Stay tuned for the presentation...
Keshav Maharaj is up for a quick chat. He says that it was nice to take the last wicket and end the proceedings. Mentions that the coaching staff put faith in him and thanks them for supporting him and giving him the opportunity. Adds that luckily the rain gods were on their side and managed to get them back on the field. Says that he just keeps bowling and bowling when he is not playing and tries to follow a routine. Informs that the coaches have been working with him in the nets and on the various aspects of his game
South Africa's second innings saw their wicketkeeper, Kyle Verreynne scoring his maiden Test hundred and Verreynne along with Rabada and Mulder made sure that New Zealand chase a mammoth total in the final innings. Well, chasing 426 runs was always going to be a tough ask and the Kiwis didn't get off to a good start either. Devon Conway and Tom Blundell dug in deep but they too perished at a crucial juncture in the game and then it was just a matter of time before they were bowled out. The lower order batters did show some fight but surviving the day was always going to be a huge challenge. Kagiso Rabada, Marco Jansen and Keshav Maharaj took three wickets apiece in the final innings and that ended New Zealand's hopes of winning a Test series against South Africa.
Earlier in the Test, it were the South African batters that set the tone for them as their opener Sarel Erwee notched up his maiden Test hundred. He was well-supported by the other batters which ensured that South Africa put on a good first innings total. Then with the ball, it was Kagiso Rabada who grabbed a five-wicket haul and apart from Daryl Mitchell and Colin de Grandhomme who brought up his second Test hundred, no other New Zealand batter looked promising, and as a result, South Africa got a healthy lead of 71 runs in the first innings.
What a comeback this has been from the Proteas after suffering a thumping defeat in the first Test. South Africa have managed to draw the series 1-1 and they are yet to lose a Test series against the Kiwis. It has been a complete team performance from them and they deserve to win this Test. New Zealand would be disappointed with the way they went about things in this Test, especially after a comprehensive win in the previous match but they have been completely outplayed by the tourists in the second Test.
93.5
W
Keshav Maharaj To Matt Henry OUT!
OUT! LBW! Keshav Maharaj ends the proceedings. Took a little longer than what they would have wanted but doesn't matter as they have won this Test. Flatter and quicker, on middle and leg, coming in with the angle. Matt Henry presses forward and looks to block but misses. He gets pinged on the front pad. Keshav Maharaj turns and appeals. The umpire raises his dreaded finger. Matt Henry does go for the review. The UltraEdge shows a flat line and the Ball Tracker shows all three reds. The on-field decision stands. Celebrations all around as South Africa win by 198 runs!
Review! Matt Henry has opted for a review after being adjudged LBW! That did look plumb to the naked eye! Yes, it is. The Ball Tracker indicates three reds and New Zealand are bowled out.
93.4
0
Keshav Maharaj To Matt Henry
Full and on middle, blocked out.
93.3
0
Keshav Maharaj To Matt Henry
Floats it up, on middle. Henry keeps it out.
93.2
0
Keshav Maharaj To Matt Henry
Loopy ball, on leg. Matt Henry pads it away. South Africa make a huge appeal for an lbw but the umpire shakes his head.
93.1
0
Keshav Maharaj To Matt Henry
Tossed up, on middle. Matt Henry lunges forward and blocks it out.
Who will bowl from the other end? Keshav Maharaj it is.
Over 93 : 227/9
0 Runs
- 092.1
- 092.2
- 092.3
- 092.4
- 092.5
- 092.6
N. Wagner
10 (38)
M. Henry
0 (18)
K. Rabada
19-5-46-3
92.6
0
Kagiso Rabada To Neil Wagner
Fuller this time, outside off. Wagner pushes it towards covers.
92.5
0
Kagiso Rabada To Neil Wagner
Back of a length, on off. Neil Wagner stays solid in his defence.
92.4
0
Kagiso Rabada To Neil Wagner
Short ball, on middle. Wagner ducks underneath.
92.3
0
Kagiso Rabada To Neil Wagner
Short of a length, outside off. Neil Wagner taps it to point.
The players have made their way out in the middle. Neil Wagner and Matt Henry are at the crease. Kagiso Rabada to complete his over. Here we go...
UPDATE - 8.05 am IST (2.35 am GMT) - Good news for South Africa and their fans as the covers have started to come off and it looks like it was just a passing shower. The play should resume after the Tea break unless the raingods have some other plans.
South Africa are just one wicket away from a victory now and it is just a matter of time before they get that! New Zealand's batters have worked hard but the bowling from the Proteas has been equally good. New Zealand headed into the Lunch break at the loss of Conway's wicket but it looked like it would take long for the South African bowlers to get the remaining wickets. However, they got success immediately after the break before it evaded them as Colin de Grandhomme was dropped. But Marco Jansen came in from the other end and kept bowling short. His ploy worked as Blundell and Colin de Grandhomme fell prey to it and then Kyle Jamieson and Tim Southee too followed them. South Africa are on the cusp of winning this Test and levelling the series but will have to wait a little longer. They will hope that the rain vanishes quickly and they wrap things up in the final session.
UPDATE - 7.45 am IST (2.15 am GMT) - All of a sudden, it has started to rain heavily and the umpires ask the players to walk off the field. The South Africa players do not want to leave the field and are standing disappointed while the New Zealand batters quickly start running towards the pavilion. Covers have come on now and also, early Tea has been taken!
92.2
0
Kagiso Rabada To Neil Wagner
Back of a lengh, on off. Wagner keeps it out.
92.1
0
Kagiso Rabada To Neil Wagner
Short stuff continues! Short and on off, Wagner negotiates with it well.
Kagiso Rabada (18-4-46-3) comes back to bowl.
Over 92 : 227/9
0 Runs
- 091.1
- 091.2
- 091.3
- 091.4
- 091.5
- 091.6
M. Henry
0 (18)
N. Wagner
10 (32)
K. Maharaj
31-9-75-2
91.6
0
Keshav Maharaj To Matt Henry
Tossed up, on middle. Defended out.
91.5
0
Keshav Maharaj To Matt Henry
On middle, pushed back to the bowler.
93 OV
0 Runs
K. Rabada
to
N. Wagner
- 092.1
- 092.2
- 092.3
- 092.4
- 092.5
- 092.6
92 OV
0 Runs
K. Maharaj
to
M. Henry
- 091.1
- 091.2
- 091.3
- 091.4
- 091.5
- 091.6
91 OV
0 Runs
M. Jansen
to
N. Wagner
- 090.1
- 090.2
- 090.3
- 090.4
- 090.5
- 090.6
90 OV
1 Runs
K. Rabada
to
N. Wagner
- 089.1
- 089.2
- 089.3
- 089.4
- 089.5
- 189.6
89 OV
0 Runs
M. Jansen
to
M. Henry
- 088.1
- 088.2
- 088.3
- 088.4
- 088.5
- 088.6
88 OV
4 Runs
K. Rabada
to
N. Wagner
- 487.1
- 087.2
- 087.3
- 087.4
- 087.5
- 087.6
87 OV
0 Runs
M. Jansen
to
M. Henry
- 086.1
- 086.2
- 086.3
- 086.4
- 086.5
- 086.6
86 OV
6 Runs
K. Rabada
to
T. Southee
N. Wagner
- 485.1
- 085.2
- W 85.3
- 285.4
- 085.5
- 085.6
85 OV
4 Runs
M. Jansen
to
N. Wagner
T. Southee
- 184.1
- 084.2
- 284.3
- 184.4
- 084.5
- 084.6
84 OV
8 Runs
K. Maharaj
to
T. Southee
- 483.1
- 083.2
- 283.3
- 083.4
- 083.5
- 283.6
83 OV
1 Runs
M. Jansen
to
T. Southee
N. Wagner
- 082.1
- 082.2
- 082.3
- 182.4
- 082.5
- 082.6
82 OV
2 Runs
K. Maharaj
to
N. Wagner
- 081.1
- 081.2
- 081.3
- 281.4
- 081.5
- 081.6
81 OV
4 Runs
M. Jansen
to
K. Jamieson
T. Southee
- 080.1
- 480.2
- W 80.3
- 080.4
- 080.5
- 080.6
80 OV
1 Runs
K. Maharaj
to
K. Jamieson
T. Southee
- 079.1
- 079.2
- 079.3
- 179.4
- 079.5
- 079.6
79 OV
2 Runs
M. Jansen
to
T. Southee
K. Jamieson
- 078.1
- 078.2
- 078.3
- 078.4
- 178.5
- 178.6
78 OV
4 Runs
K. Maharaj
to
K. Jamieson
- 077.1
- 077.2
- 477.3
- 077.4
- 077.5
- 077.6
77 OV
1 Runs
M. Jansen
to
K. Jamieson
T. Southee
- 176.1
- 076.2
- 076.3
- 076.4
- 076.5
- 076.6
76 OV
1 Runs
K. Maharaj
to
K. Jamieson
T. Southee
- 175.1
- 075.2
- 075.3
- 075.4
- 075.5
- 075.6
75 OV
0 Runs
M. Jansen
to
de Grandhomme
T. Southee
- W 74.1
- 074.2
- 074.3
- 074.4
- 074.5
- 074.6
74 OV
1 Runs
K. Maharaj
to
de Grandhomme
K. Jamieson
- 073.1
- 173.2
- 073.3
- 073.4
- 073.5
- 073.6
73 OV
1 Runs
M. Jansen
to
de Grandhomme
T. Blundell
K. Jamieson
- 072.1
- 172.2
- W 72.3
- 072.4
- 072.5
- 072.6
72 OV
3 Runs
K. Maharaj
to
de Grandhomme
T. Blundell
- 271.1
- 171.2
- 071.3
- 071.4
- 071.5
- 071.6
71 OV
3 Runs
M. Jansen
to
de Grandhomme
T. Blundell
- 070.1
- 070.2
- 070.3
- 270.4
- 170.5
- 070.6
70 OV
2 Runs
K. Maharaj
to
T. Blundell
de Grandhomme
- 169.1
- 069.2
- 069.3
- 069.4
- 069.5
- 169.6
69 OV
1 Runs
L. Sipamla
to
T. Blundell
de Grandhomme
- 068.1
- 068.2
- 168.3
- 068.4
- 068.5
- 068.6
68 OV
0 Runs
K. Maharaj
to
de Grandhomme
- 067.1
- 067.2
- 067.3
- 067.4
- 067.5
- 067.6
67 OV
5 Runs
L. Sipamla
to
de Grandhomme
T. Blundell
- 466.1
- 066.2
- 166.3
- 066.4
- 066.5
- 066.6
66 OV
2 Runs
K. Maharaj
to
T. Blundell
- 065.1
- 065.2
- 265.3
- 065.4
- 065.5
- 065.6
65 OV
4 Runs
L. Sipamla
to
D. Conway
de Grandhomme
- W 64.1
- 064.2
- 064.3
- 064.4
- 064.5
- 464.6
64 OV
7 Runs
K. Maharaj
to
D. Conway
T. Blundell
- 063.1
- 463.2
- 063.3
- 163.4
- 263.5
- 063.6
63 OV
5 Runs
L. Sipamla
to
D. Conway
T. Blundell
- 162.1
- 062.2
- 062.3
- 462.4
- 062.5
- 062.6
62 OV
5 Runs
K. Maharaj
to
D. Conway
T. Blundell
- 461.1
- 061.2
- 161.3
- 061.4
- 061.5
- 061.6
61 OV
5 Runs
W. Mulder
to
D. Conway
T. Blundell
- 060.1
- 060.2
- 060.3
- 160.4
- 460.5
- 060.6
60 OV
1 Runs
K. Maharaj
to
D. Conway
T. Blundell
- 059.1
- 059.2
- 059.3
- 159.4
- 059.5
- 059.6
59 OV
2 Runs
W. Mulder
to
T. Blundell
D. Conway
- 058.1
- 058.2
- 158.3
- 158.4
- 058.5
- 058.6
58 OV
6 Runs
K. Maharaj
to
D. Conway
- 057.1
- 057.2
- 457.3
- 057.4
- 057.5
- 257.6
57 OV
4 Runs
W. Mulder
to
T. Blundell
- 056.1
- 056.2
- 056.3
- 456.4
- 056.5
- 056.6
56 OV
0 Runs
K. Rabada
to
D. Conway
- 055.1
- 055.2
- 055.3
- 055.4
- 055.5
- 055.6
55 OV
1 Runs
W. Mulder
to
D. Conway
T. Blundell
- 054.1
- 054.2
- 054.3
- 154.4
- 054.5
- 054.6
54 OV
1 Runs
K. Rabada
to
D. Conway
T. Blundell
- 053.1
- 053.2
- 053.3
- 053.4
- 153.5
- 053.6
53 OV
0 Runs
W. Mulder
to
T. Blundell
- 052.1
- 052.2
- 052.3
- 052.4
- 052.5
- 052.6
52 OV
1 Runs
K. Rabada
to
T. Blundell
- 051.1
- 051.2
- 051.3
- 051.4
- 051.5
- 151.6
51 OV
1 Runs
W. Mulder
to
T. Blundell
D. Conway
- 050.1
- 050.2
- 050.3
- 050.4
- 150.5
- 050.6
50 OV
8 Runs
M. Jansen
to
D. Conway
T. Blundell
- 149.1
- 449.2
- 249.3
- 149.4
- 049.5
- 049.6
49 OV
6 Runs
K. Rabada
to
T. Blundell
D. Conway
- 048.1
- 048.2
- 048.3
- 148.4
- 448.5
- 148.6
48 OV
0 Runs
M. Jansen
to
D. Conway
- 047.1
- 047.2
- 047.3
- 047.4
- 047.5
- 047.6
47 OV
5 Runs
K. Rabada
to
T. Blundell
- 046.1
- 446.2
- 046.3
- 046.4
- 046.5
- 1 NB 46.6
- 046.6
46 OV
1 Runs
M. Jansen
to
T. Blundell
- 045.1
- 045.2
- 045.3
- 045.4
- 045.5
- 145.6
45 OV
0 Runs
K. Rabada
to
D. Conway
- 044.1
- 044.2
- 044.3
- 044.4
- 044.5
- 044.6
44 OV
8 Runs
M. Jansen
to
T. Blundell
- 443.1
- 043.2
- 043.3
- 443.4
- 043.5
- 043.6
43 OV
5 Runs
K. Rabada
to
T. Blundell
D. Conway
- 042.1
- 142.2
- 042.3
- 042.4
- 442.5
- 042.6
42 OV
4 Runs
K. Maharaj
to
D. Conway
T. Blundell
- 041.1
- 041.2
- 041.3
- 241.4
- 141.5
- 141.6
41 OV
1 Runs
K. Rabada
to
D. Conway
T. Blundell
- 040.1
- 140.2
- 040.3
- 040.4
- 040.5
- 040.6
40 OV
1 Runs
K. Maharaj
to
D. Conway
- 039.1
- 039.2
- 039.3
- 039.4
- 039.5
- 139.6
39 OV
1 Runs
K. Rabada
to
D. Conway
T. Blundell
- 038.1
- 038.2
- 038.3
- 138.4
- 038.5
- 038.6
38 OV
0 Runs
K. Maharaj
to
T. Blundell
- 037.1
- 037.2
- 037.3
- 037.4
- 037.5
- 037.6
37 OV
6 Runs
L. Sipamla
to
D. Conway
- 036.1
- 236.2
- 436.3
- 036.4
- 036.5
- 036.6
36 OV
0 Runs
K. Maharaj
to
D. Mitchell
T. Blundell
- 035.1
- W 35.2
- 035.3
- 035.4
- 035.5
- 035.6
35 OV
0 Runs
L. Sipamla
to
D. Conway
- 034.1
- 034.2
- 034.3
- 034.4
- 034.5
- 034.6
34 OV
1 Runs
K. Maharaj
to
D. Conway
D. Mitchell
- 133.1
- 033.2
- 033.3
- 033.4
- 033.5
- 033.6
33 OV
0 Runs
L. Sipamla
to
D. Mitchell
- 032.1
- 032.2
- 032.3
- 032.4
- 032.5
- 032.6
32 OV
0 Runs
K. Maharaj
to
D. Conway
- 031.1
- 031.2
- 031.3
- 031.4
- 031.5
- 031.6
31 OV
1 Runs
L. Sipamla
to
D. Conway
D. Mitchell
- 030.1
- 130.2
- 030.3
- 030.4
- 030.5
- 030.6
30 OV
8 Runs
K. Maharaj
to
D. Mitchell
- 029.1
- 029.2
- 429.3
- 429.4
- 029.5
- 029.6
29 OV
0 Runs
L. Sipamla
to
D. Conway
- 028.1
- 028.2
- 028.3
- 028.4
- 028.5
- 028.6
28 OV
0 Runs
K. Maharaj
to
D. Mitchell
- 027.1
- 027.2
- 027.3
- 027.4
- 027.5
- 027.6
27 OV
10 Runs
M. Jansen
to
D. Conway
D. Mitchell
- 426.1
- 026.2
- 026.3
- 426.4
- 126.5
- 1 LB 26.6
26 OV
1 Runs
K. Maharaj
to
D. Conway
D. Mitchell
- 025.1
- 025.2
- 025.3
- 125.4
- 025.5
- 025.6
25 OV
1 Runs
M. Jansen
to
D. Conway
D. Mitchell
- 024.1
- 024.2
- 024.3
- 124.4
- 024.5
- 024.6
24 OV
0 Runs
K. Maharaj
to
D. Mitchell
- 023.1
- 023.2
- 023.3
- 023.4
- 023.5
- 023.6
23 OV
10 Runs
M. Jansen
to
D. Conway
- 022.1
- 222.2
- 022.3
- 422.4
- 422.5
- 022.6
22 OV
0 Runs
K. Maharaj
to
D. Mitchell
- 021.1
- 021.2
- 021.3
- 021.4
- 021.5
- 021.6
21 OV
4 Runs
L. Sipamla
to
D. Conway
- 020.1
- 420.2
- 020.3
- 020.4
- 020.5
- 020.6
20 OV
0 Runs
K. Maharaj
to
D. Mitchell
- 019.1
- 019.2
- 019.3
- 019.4
- 019.5
- 019.6
19 OV
0 Runs
L. Sipamla
to
D. Conway
- 018.1
- 018.2
- 018.3
- 018.4
- 018.5
- 018.6
18 OV
1 Runs
K. Maharaj
to
D. Conway
D. Mitchell
- 017.1
- 017.2
- 017.3
- 017.4
- 117.5
- 017.6
17 OV
2 Runs
L. Sipamla
to
D. Mitchell
- 216.1
- 016.2
- 016.3
- 016.4
- 016.5
- 016.6
16 OV
1 Runs
K. Maharaj
to
D. Mitchell
D. Conway
- 015.1
- 015.2
- 115.3
- 015.4
- 015.5
- 015.6
15 OV
0 Runs
L. Sipamla
to
D. Conway
- 014.1
- 014.2
- 014.3
- 014.4
- 014.5
- 014.6
14 OV
13 Runs
K. Maharaj
to
D. Conway
D. Mitchell
- 013.1
- 113.2
- 613.3
- 613.4
- 013.5
- 013.6
13 OV
1 Runs
L. Sipamla
to
D. Conway
D. Mitchell
- 012.1
- 012.2
- 112.3
- 012.4
- 012.5
- 012.6
12 OV
2 Runs
K. Maharaj
to
H. Nicholls
D. Mitchell
D. Conway
- 011.1
- W 11.2
- 111.3
- 111.4
- 011.5
- 011.6
11 OV
6 Runs
K. Rabada
to
D. Conway
H. Nicholls
- 110.1
- 010.2
- 110.3
- 410.4
- 010.5
- 010.6
10 OV
5 Runs
M. Jansen
to
D. Conway
H. Nicholls
- 09.1
- 09.2
- 39.3
- 19.4
- 19.5
- 09.6
9 OV
0 Runs
K. Rabada
to
H. Nicholls
- 08.1
- 08.2
- 08.3
- 08.4
- 08.5
- 08.6
8 OV
2 Runs
M. Jansen
to
D. Conway
H. Nicholls
- 17.1
- 07.2
- 07.3
- 07.4
- 07.5
- 17.6
7 OV
0 Runs
K. Rabada
to
H. Nicholls
- 06.1
- 06.2
- 06.3
- 06.4
- 06.5
- 06.6
6 OV
2 Runs
M. Jansen
to
D. Conway
H. Nicholls
- 05.1
- 05.2
- 15.3
- 05.4
- 15.5
- 05.6
5 OV
2 Runs
K. Rabada
to
H. Nicholls
D. Conway
- 14.1
- 04.2
- 04.3
- 04.4
- 14.5
- 04.6
4 OV
1 Runs
M. Jansen
to
H. Nicholls
D. Conway
- 03.1
- 03.2
- 03.3
- 13.4
- 03.5
- 03.6
3 OV
1 Runs
K. Rabada
to
T. Latham
H. Nicholls
D. Conway
- W 2.1
- 12.2
- 02.3
- 02.4
- 02.5
- 02.6
2 OV
0 Runs
M. Jansen
to
D. Conway
- 01.1
- 01.2
- 01.3
- 01.4
- 01.5
- 01.6
1 OV
6 Runs
K. Rabada
to
T. Latham
W. Young
D. Conway
- 10.1
- 00.2
- W 0.3
- 00.4
- 40.5
- 10.6
Match Info
- Venue Hagley Oval, Christchurch
- Weather Bright and Sunny
- Toss South Africa won the toss and elected to bat
- Result South Africa beat New Zealand by 198 runs
- Player of the Match Kagiso Rabada
- Player of the Series Matt Henry
- Umpire Chris Brown (NZ), Wayne Knights (NZ) and Chris Gaffaney (NZ)
- Referee Jeff Crowe (NZ)
Match Notes
- Stumps: South Africa 238/3 in 90.0 overs
- van der Dussen dropped on 7 by W Young in 85.3 overs
- Referral 1 (82.3 ovs): NZ against T Bavuma (LBW) Unsuccessful (NZ: 2, SA: 3)
- New ball taken: South Africa 228/3 in 80.1 overs
- South Africa 203/3 in 70.4 overs
- Tea: South Africa 163/1 in 58.0 overs
- S Erwee maiden Test hundred: 100 runs in 188 balls (13x4) (0x6)
- South Africa 152/1 in 54.0 overs
- 1st wkt Partnership: 102 off 197 balls between D Elgar (32) and S Erwee (64)
- South Africa 102/0 in 32.4 overs
- Lunch: South Africa 80/0 in 29.0 overs
- S Erwee maiden Test fifty: 53 runs in 92 balls (7x4) (0x6)
- 1st wkt Partnership: 50 off 118 balls between D Elgar (17) and S Erwee (32)
- South Africa 50/0 in 19.4 overs
- Drinks: South Africa 32/0 in 15.0 overs
- Stumps: New Zealand 157/5 in 45.0 overs
- Referral 4 (44.5 ovs): SA against D Mitchell (LBW) Unsuccessful (NZ: 3, SA: 0)
- New Zealand 151/5 in 38.0 overs
- de Grandhomme 9th Test fifty: 50 runs in 36 balls (7x4) (2x6)
- 6th wkt Partnership: 50 off 55 balls between DJ Mitchell (5) and de Grandhomme (43)
- New Zealand 100/5 in 29.3 overs
- Drinks: New Zealand 91/5 in 26.3 overs
- Referral 3 (23.4 ovs): SA against D Mitchell (LBW) Unsuccessful (NZ: 3, SA: 1)
- Referral 2 (23.1 ovs): SA against D Mitchell (LBW) Unsuccessful (NZ: 3, SA: 2) (Retained)
- New Zealand 51/2 in 18.1 overs
- D Conway dropped on 9 by K Rabada in 14.4 overs
- Referral 1 (12.3 ovs): SA against D Conway (LBW) Unsuccessful (NZ: 3, SA: 2)
- Tea: New Zealand 30/2 in 11.0 overs
- Innings Break: South Africa 364/10 in 133.0 overs
- Drinks: South Africa 364/9 in 132.1 overs
- 9th wkt Partnership: 50 off 69 balls between M Jansen (25) and K Maharaj (25)
- South Africa 352/8 in 130.3 overs
- Rain Stoppage: South Africa 302/8 in 119.0 overs
- South Africa 300/7 in 118.5 overs
- Lunch: South Africa 298/7 in 117.0 overs
- Drinks: South Africa 267/5 in 104.0 overs
- South Africa 252/3 in 94.0 overs
- 4th wkt Partnership: 50 off 141 balls between van der Dussen (24) and T Bavuma (22)
- van der Dussen dropped on 21 by T Southee in 93.3 overs
- Stumps: South Africa 140/5 in 53.0 overs
- Drinks: South Africa 106/4 in 36.0 overs
- South Africa 101/3 in 32.6 overs
- 4th wkt Partnership: 53 off 88 balls between van der Dussen (37) and T Bavuma (15)
- Referral 2 (27.3 ovs): van der Dussen against NZ (Caught) Successful (NZ: 3, SA: 3)
- South Africa 53/3 in 21.6 overs
- Tea: South Africa 42/3 in 19.0 overs
- South Africa 12/1: S Erwee lbw b Tim Southee 8(9)
- Referral 1 (2.3 ovs): S Erwee against NZ (LBW) Unsuccessful (NZ: 3, SA: 3) (Retained)
- Innings Break: New Zealand 293/10 in 80.0 overs
- K Rabada 11th Test 5-wicket haul: 5/60 (19.0)
- Lunch: New Zealand 253/7 in 74.0 overs
- New Zealand 250/7 in 73.1 overs
- de Grandhomme dropped on 101 by T Blundell in 72.4 overs
- de Grandhomme 2nd Test hundred: 101 runs in 138 balls (12x4) (2x6)
- New Zealand 224/6: D Mitchell lbw b Keshav Maharaj 60(134)
- Referral 5 (63.4 ovs): D Mitchell against SA (LBW) Unsuccessful (NZ: 2, SA: 0)
- Drinks: New Zealand 220/5 in 60.0 overs
- New Zealand 200/5 in 53.5 overs
- 6th wkt Partnership: 100 off 159 balls between DJ Mitchell (33) and de Grandhomme (65)
- D Mitchell 3rd Test fifty: 50 runs in 106 balls (7x4) (0x6)
- Stumps: New Zealand 94/4 in 42.0 overs
- D Conway 3rd Test fifty: 50 runs in 106 balls (7x4) (0x6)
- 4th wkt Partnership: 50 off 109 balls between D Conway (29) and D Mitchell (20)
- New Zealand 51/3 in 22.2 overs
- Drinks: New Zealand 49/3 in 21.0 overs
- South Africa 350/9 in 98.1 overs
- Drinks: South Africa 333/9 in 94.0 overs
- K Verreynne maiden Test hundred: 102 runs in 158 balls (12x4) (0x6)
- South Africa 301/8 in 89.0 overs
- 8th wkt Partnership: 51 off 43 balls between K Verreynne (17) and K Rabada (34)
- South Africa 254/7 in 83.6 overs
- Lunch: South Africa 232/7 in 81.0 overs
- Referral 4 (80.6 ovs): NZ against K Verreynne (LBW) Unsuccessful (NZ: 1, SA: 3)
- New ball taken: South Africa 230/7 in 80.1 overs
- Referral 3 (27.3 ovs): NZ against M Jansen (Caught) Unsuccessful (NZ: 2, SA: 3)
- South Africa 200/6 in 71.2 overs
- K Verreynne maiden Test fifty: 50 runs in 97 balls (5x4) (0x6)
- Drinks: South Africa 192/6 in 67.0 overs
- 6th wkt Partnership: 51 off 131 balls between K Verreynne (27) and W Mulder (24)
- South Africa 151/5 in 58.6 overs
- New Zealand 227/10: M Henry lbw b Keshav Maharaj 0(23)
- Referral 5 (93.5 ovs): M Henry against SA (LBW) Unsuccessful (NZ: 1, SA: 0)
- Tea: New Zealand 227/9 in 92.2 overs
- Rain Stoppage: New Zealand 227/9 in 92.2 overs
- Referral 4 (89.4 ovs): SA against N Wagner (Caught) Unsuccessful (NZ: 2, SA: 0)
- Drinks: New Zealand 216/8 in 85.0 overs
- Referral 3 (84.5 ovs): SA against N Wagner (Caught) Unsuccessful (NZ: 2, SA: 1)
- New Zealand 201/7 in 80.2 overs
- New ball taken: New Zealand 197/7 in 80.1 overs
- Lunch: New Zealand 180/5 in 70.0 overs
- New Zealand 166/5: D Conway lbw b L Sipamla 92(188)
- Referral 2 (64.1 ovs): D Conway against SA (LBW) Unsuccessful (NZ: 2, SA: 2)
- Referral 1 (63.3 ovs): SA against D Conway (LBW) Unsuccessful (NZ: 3, SA: 2)
- New Zealand 153/4 in 61.1 overs
- Drinks: New Zealand 135/4 in 57.0 overs
- 5th wicket partnership: 50 off 117 balls between D Conway (24) and T Blundell (25)
- New Zealand 103/4 in 43.1 overs
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| Player | Runs | Avg. |
|---|---|---|
| Kyle Verreynne SA | 188 | 62.66 |
| Colin de Grandhomme NZ | 183 | 91.50 |
| Henry Nicholls NZ | 151 | 50.33 |
| Tom Blundell NZ | 146 | 48.66 |
| Devon Conway NZ | 144 | 48.00 |
| Player | Wickets | Eco. |
|---|---|---|
| Matt Henry NZ | 14 | 2.65 |
| Kagiso Rabada SA | 10 | 3.22 |
| Marco Jansen SA | 9 | 3.43 |
| Neil Wagner NZ | 9 | 3.02 |
| Tim Southee NZ | 9 | 2.65 |
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