Dean elgar stunning catch

Senior member Elgar on Sunday got eyeballs with his superhuman push to dispose of Tim Paine for 62 and complete Australia's first innings on the third day of the fourth and last Test against has South Africa in Johannesburg.

In answer to South Africa's aggregate of 488, the guests lost speedy wickets and were reeling at 110/6 at stumps on day 2. On the third day, commander Tim Paine, who endured a hairline crack on his thumb while wicket-keeping, sewed together a 99-run remain with Pat Cummins for the seventh wicket before Australia lost their staying four wickets one after another to be rocked the bowling alley out for 221.

Having achieved his fifty in style by trudge clearing Keshav Maharaj over profound mid wicket for six, Paine was last man to be rejected. In endeavoring to charge Rabada, he cut the ball high noticeable all around, enabling Elgar to turn and dash towards the limit from his situation at mid-off and take a brilliant plunging get.