David Warner criticizes Australia's batting after South Africa wins Test series

South Africa won the third Test against Australia, securing a 2-1 series victory after a strong comeback following their initial defeat. Former Australia opener David Warner harshly criticized the Australian batting performance, calling it 'un-Australian' and lamenting the lack of fight in the team's second innings collapse while chasing 288 runs. Warner expressed disappointment in the batting unit's overall performance throughout the series, highlighting Matt Renshaw as a rare positive. In the match, Mitchell Starc took six wickets, and South African batsmen Ryan Rickelton and Wiaan Mulder scored centuries to set a challenging target that Australia failed to reach, being bowled out for 111 runs in the second innings.