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South Africa vs Australia 1st Test Day 4: Live Cricket Score And Updates

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South Africa vs Australia, 1st Test Day 4 Live Score: Looking to build on the momentum they achieved on Day 3 of the first Test against South Africa in Durban, Australia begin the fourth day's action with a clear objective. Australia skipper Pat Cummins did wonders with the ball, picking up three wickets while Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazlewood and Nathan Lyon picked two wickets apiece. Beau Webster grabbed a solitary wicket as South Africa were bowled out for 284 in the first innings. Australia start Day 4 on 33/0, with Nic Maddison and Travis Head the two opening batters. (LIVE Scorecard)

Here are the live scores and updates for South Africa vs Australia 1st Test, Day 4 from Durban:

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