Broad rips through Proteas� batting

AFP, JOHANNESBURG: England's Stuart Broad ripped through South Africa's batting order with a sensational display of fast bowling on the third day of the third Test at the Wanderers Stadium on Saturday.
Broad had a spell of five wickets for one run to send South Africa crashing to 71 for eight at tea, a paltry lead of 61.
It was a performance that put England within sight of a series victory with one match to play.
England led on the first innings by 10 runs after being bowled out for 323 and the match was evenly poised as South African opening batsmen Dean Elgar and Stiaan van Zyl put on 23 runs at the start of the second innings, with Broad having conceded 13 of the runs.
Then Broad struck, having Elgar caught behind off a ball that lifted and moved away from the left-hander.

Broad rips through Proteas� batting

AFP, JOHANNESBURG: Englands Stuart Broad ripped through South Africas batting order with a sensational display of fast bowling on the third day of the third Test at the Wanderers Stadium on Saturday. Broad had a spell of five wickets for one run to send South Africa crashing to 71 for eight at tea, a paltry lead of 61. It was a performance that put England within sight of a series victory with one match to play. England led on the first innings by 10 runs after being bowled out for 323 and the match was evenly poised as South African opening batsmen Dean Elgar and Stiaan van Zyl put on 23 runs at the start of the second innings, with Broad having conceded 13 of the runs. Then Broad struck, having Elgar caught behind off a ball that lifted and moved away from the left-hander.