Matt Renshaw scored his first Test hundred in Durban as Australia tried to recover from a middle-order collapse. At stumps on day one, Australia stood at 6-187. Pat Cummins and Renshaw had the job of rescuing the innings.
Australia's innings
The report highlighted Renshaw's hundred as the key contribution after Australia's collapse. It gave no further score details and didn't account for the wickets that fell. Cummins and Renshaw were at the crease, with Australia six wickets down and 187 runs on the board at stumps.
Day two coverage
Readers were invited to follow live coverage of the second day of the first Test. The report didn't give the outcome of that play or any further match statistics.
The article also carried related items about Australian cricket. One said Australian cricket great Allan Border backed private equity entering the Big Bash League, subject to one condition. Another reported that Australia's new opening batting combination at Kingsmead had failed again. Those items weren't part of the Durban first-Test update.
The report contains no information about migration, national sovereignty, demographic change or political institutions. Its central facts are Renshaw's hundred, Australia's score of 6-187 at stumps on day one, and the recovery effort involving Cummins and Renshaw.