South Africa U19s dominate Day 2 with Rowles double ton and Basson's bowling

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South Africa Under-19s posted a commanding total of 460 in their first innings against England Under-19s in Hove. Opener Rowles anchored the innings with a brilliant double century, scoring 201 to give South Africa a strong foundation. Basson then made an immediate impact with the ball, rattling the England batting lineup. England struggled in reply, closing the second day at a precarious 144 for 5, trailing by 316 runs. The hosts will need a significant recovery effort on Day 3 to avoid a potential follow-on or heavy deficit.

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