Illness strikes England camp again in South Africa

The illness epidemic that has beset the England team since arriving in South Afr...

PRETORIA - The illness epidemic that has beset the England team since arriving in South Africa a fortnight ago claimed another victim on Saturday when wicketkeeper Jos Buttler was declared unwell.

He will rest up for the first session of the third day’s play at Centurion Park on Saturday with Jonny Bairstow talking over the gloves as South Africa resume their second innings on 72-4, the England and Wales Cricket Board said. Ollie Pope was also struck down and missed out on a chance to play in the first test, although Archer and Broad recovered in time to be selected.

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