India, Oct. 29 -- Australia stretched its lead against South Africa to 82 runs for the loss of four wickets, including century-maker Josh Inglis on the third morning Thursday of the third cricket test.

From 330-4 and a lead of one run overnight, Australia was 411-8 at lunch in reply to South Africa's first innings of 329 at Newlands.

Inglis moved from 85 to his second century in his sixth Test, then was out for 102, edging off-spinner Simon Harmer.

His overnight partner, Alex Carey, progressed from 51 to 80 when he also was nicked off by Harmer.

Together, the batters combined for 185 in 48 overs and helped Australia pass 350.

At lunch, tailenders Cooper Connolly (20 not out) and Nathan Lyon (1 not out) were unbeaten.

Harmer took two...