Watch | South Africa guarding against complacency ahead of Hobart Test vs Aus

Updated on Nov 11, 2016 03:36 pm IST

South Africa will be guarding against any form of complacency as they prepare for the second Test match against Australia starting at the Blundstone Arena in Hobart on Saturday. The Proteas head into the match with the luxury of a one-nil series lead, but have set their aim on nothing less than a series-winning performance in the Tasmanian capital. Proteas opening batsman, Dean Elgar, says the team has studied the statistics of past encounters, but will rely on adjusting on the day, especially with some inclement weather on the radar. (Video courtesy: Cricket South Africa)

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