After being accused of ball
tampering in the second Test –that they won- against Australia in Port
Elizabeth, South Africa returned the favour to Michael Clarke’s side,
with Proteas’ Faf du Plessis reportedly claiming something was amiss
about the ball reversing as early as the 27th over on the third day of
the decisive third Test at Newlands.
Plessis’ allegations stem from Aussie pacer Ryan Harris’ pronounced
reverse swing that he began getting from the 27th over of the day.
Harris accounted for Hashim Amla in the 29th over near the end of the
extended first session.
According to News.com.au, Du Plessis said something was fishy about
the ball reversing so early as Australia gained the upper hand in the
decisive Test match, with a 234-run lead at stumps with a full
complement of second innings wickets.
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