South Africa 250 all out, Australia chase 127 for victory

ADELAIDE (Reuters) - Australia dismissed South Africa for 250 before tea on the fourth day of the day-night third and final test on Sunday, leaving the hosts requiring 127 runs in their second innings for a consolation victory.

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South Africa had resumed on 194 for six but lost Quinton de Kock in the third over of the day before the new ball accounted for Vernon Philander, Kagiso Rabada and opener Stephen Cook, who made 104.

Left-arm paceman Mitchell Starc took two of the last four wickets to finish with figures of 4-80.

Australia made 383 in reply to South Africa's first innings 259-9 declared. The tourists won the first two tests in Perth and Hobart to be assured of a third successive test series triumph in Australia.

(Reporting by Nick Mulvenney; Editing by John O'Brien)