Matt Renshaw made his first Test century in nearly ten years.
He and Nathan Lyon shared a 134-run ninth-wicket partnership before Renshaw was out for 190.
Australia recovered from a poor start to reach 390 all out.
The innings came after criticism of Australian selection policies from former players.
South Africa finished the day at 27-1 in reply.
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The reporting agrees that Matt Renshaw produced a major Test innings, scoring 190 and helping Australia recover after an early setback. It also agrees that Nathan Lyon played a key supporting role and that South Africa ended the day on 27-1.
The available reporting does not fully settle how the innings will shape future selection debates, though it notes criticism of Australian selection policies. Match conditions and the next stages of the Test could still change the broader context of the result, with South Africa still in reply.
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Matt Renshaw is framed as delivering a standout Test innings after nearly ten years without a Test century. This view highlights his 190, the 134-run ninth-wicket stand with Nathan Lyon, and Australia’s recovery to 390 all out. It also notes praise for the performance alongside criticism of Australian selection policies.
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Matt Renshaw scored his first Test century in nearly ten years, helping Australia recover from a poor start against South Africa on day two of the opening Test at Kingsmead. Renshaw shared a crucial 134-run ninth-wicket partnership with Nathan Lyon before falling for 190, taking Australia's total to 390. The innings followed criticism of Australian selection policies by former players like Matthew Hayden, while Simon Katich praised Renshaw's performance. South Africa ended the day at 27-1 in reply.
Matt Renshaw achieved a career-best 190 against South Africa in Durban, setting the highest individual score by an Australian at the venue and surpassing Phillip Hughes. Facing 397 deliveries, Renshaw helped Australia recover from a precarious position to post 390 all out with support from Nathan Lyon. The knock marked his second Test century and placed him fourth among the highest-scoring Australians in South Africa. South Africa reached 27-1 by stumps on a day shortened by rain.