South Africa's lead is now 110 runs and Bangladesh has entered dangerous territory.
Their attack is packed with spin options for obvious reasons, and the pitch is only going to deteriorate from here, so this 100-run partnership between Wiaan Mulder and Kyle Verreynne could be a match-winning contribution. This duo batted well, but sloppy fielding did play some part. Just now, Mominul dropped a dolly on a short leg.
India and Australia might be looking at Proteas' performance because, as far as WTC is concerned, SA might steal the spot for the finals if they continue this sort of performance and go to win an away tour (Their remaining series are scheduled against SL and PAK at home).
South is currently in a reliable position. They chased Bangladesh's 106 runs in the first innings and gave a lead of 127 runs for 8 wickets. Considering the field and pitch, this lead is very big for Bangladesh. 5-day matches are rarely seen on the Dhaka pitch, as the pitch deteriorates day by day and becomes challenging for the batters. Spin bowlers have more advantage in this field. Survival on the pitch is the biggest challenge for the batters from Day 3 onwards.
On day 2 itself I would like to declare South Africa as the winning team. Because the match has already gone against Bangladesh. From such a situation if Bangladesh can score 350+ runs in their 2nd innings then the result of the match will come to 50% probability. But the average run of the 3rd innings of this ground in Dhaka is only 237. Bangladesh still have a chance to win the match, as batting in the 4th innings is much more difficult than the 3rd innings. If Bangladesh can somehow give South Africa a target of 150+ runs then there is some chance for Bangladesh to win. Considering Bangladesh's performance, South Africa's victory is almost certain. In the next matches, South Africa will play against Pakistan and Sri Lanka at home, I want to keep South Africa ahead from here.