Cummins joy as Proteas collapseA SIZZLING last-session spell from Peter Siddle has led Australia's undermanned bowling attack to a stunning fightback against South Africa in the second Test.
The underfire Siddle (3-69) sparked a late collapse by the Proteas, who lost 6-25 to be all out for 266 after appearing to be in cruise control at 4-241 during the final session at the Wanderers.
Bad light stopped play just before stumps on day one, sparing the tourists a nasty four or five-over spell.
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