Marnus Labuschagne struggled in the second men's cricket Test against South Africa. His performance was a key factor in Australia's collapse to 99. The team was forced to impose a follow-on, highlighting the impact of his struggles. The match saw a significant drop in Australia's performance, with South Africa bundling out the tourists for 99.
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