Proteas make batting switch ahead of second Test against Australia in Gqeberha
South Africa have decided to drop batsman Tristan Stubbs, replacing him with Matthew Breetzke ahead of the second Test match against Australia at St George's Park.
Australia's Cameron Green unlikely to be risked for second Test against Proteas
Green picked up the injury in the third and final ODI in Potchefstroom and missed the first Test in Durban, which the tourists won by 214 runs to go ahead in the three-match series.
The 27-year-old did not take a full part in training when Australia practiced at St George's Park on Thursday, and it has been suggested that he will not be rushed back.
"I'm not sure of his program, but he'll be hitting over the next week and he started to get moving last Test," Australia assistant coach Matthew Wade said.
"I think maybe more looking for the third Test, but he's starting to get moving, which is a positive sign."
Matt Renshaw stepped into Green's number 5 position in the batting order in the first Test and scored a match-winning 190 in teh first innings and followed that up with 82 second time around.
If Green does get back to full fitness, it would appear that the position of number 7 Beau Webster would be under threat in the starting XI.
Former Proteas star Faf questions CSA decision to play Aussies in Durban
Former Proteas captain Faf du Plessis has criticised Cricket South Africa's decision to host the first Test against Australia at Kingsmead Stadium in Durban.
Aiden Markram battles but Australia rip through Proteas to take Test series lead
Aiden Markram battled for almost six hours at the crease but a career-best bowling effort from Josh Hazlewood saw Australia complete a 214-run win against the Proteas in the first Test in Durban.
Proteas face battle to save opening Test as Australia sniff victory on final day
The Proteas will face a battle on the final day to save the opening Test against Australia in Durban, going to stumps on 102-4 after being set a target of 421.