South Africa ended day two on 97 for 5 against Australia in Gqeberha. Only the captain is still standing.
Bavuma is 41 not out from 108 balls. He is the highest scorer of the innings by some distance.
Only 30.4 overs were possible on day two. Morning rain wiped out the first session.
Scott Boland has taken 4 for 31. He learned he was playing minutes before the toss.
Bavuma and Rickelton added 52 for the fifth wicket. Bavuma even hit Cummins for six.
Matt Renshaw took a brilliant one-handed catch at first slip to end Rickelton's 31.
Only 12.2 overs were possible on day one. Boland struck twice in that hour.
Josh Hazlewood missed the day with an upset stomach. He took 6 for 49 in the first Test.
Australia lead 1-0 after a 214-run win in Durban. A win here ends the series early.
Boland's average of 18.08 is the best since World War Two, per cricket.com.au.
No more rain is forecast. Extra time will be added to all three sessions on Tuesday.
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