Gqeberha, Oct. 23 -- South African skipper Temba Bavuma admitted that as the World Test Champions, the team does feel like being under a microscope and having a target on their back, but also admitted that the win at the second Test against Australia is a

"realisation of what it means coming up against super strong opposition".

After two days worth of action was vastly eaten by rain, Proteas managed to make a game out of the second Test, with Temba Bavuma's resolute 179 and partnerships with Marco Jansen (85), Simon Harmer (82) guiding Proteas to 425/9 declared. Jansen's fifer bundled out Aussies for 99 on day four, opening up the possibility of an innings win. At the end of day four, Aussies were four down in their second innings. Trav...