Sciver and Davidson-Richards put England in control over South Africa

England 328-6 lead South Africa 284 by 44 runs Batters both score centuries to give hosts command A maiden Test century from Nat Sciver, and an equally impressive hundred from Alice Davidson-Richards on Test debut, helped England post 328 for six on day two, leading South Africa by 44 runs, to place the hosts in a commanding position with two days left to play. It was a remarkable recovery by England, who had found themselves 121 for five midway through the afternoon session, after seamer Anneke...