Australia look to put up a good show against South Africa
Australia look to put up a good show against South Africa
Australia will be looking to bounce back from their loss to India as they face South Africa in their second World Cup match. The Proteas are coming into the game with a psychological edge after their impressive win against Sri Lanka. The Aussies will need to improve their batting performance, as they lacked aggression in their first match. Injuries have been a setback for Australia, but Marcus Stoinis is set to replace Cameron Green.
Australia will be looking to bounce back from their loss to India as they face South Africa in their second World Cup match. The Proteas are coming into the game with a psychological edge after their impressive win against Sri Lanka. The Aussies will need to improve their batting performance, as they lacked aggression in their first match. Injuries have been a setback for Australia, but Marcus Stoinis is set to replace Cameron Green.
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Australia will be looking to bounce back from their loss to India as they face South Africa in their second World Cup match. The Proteas are coming into the game with a psychological edge after their impressive win against Sri Lanka. The Aussies will need to improve their batting performance, as they lacked aggression in their first match. Injuries have been a setback for Australia, but Marcus Stoinis is set to replace Cameron Green. 
