Ipswich boss Mick McCarthy displayed sympathy for Ainsley Maitland-Niles rather than criticising him after the teenager conceded a stoppage-time penalty in their 2-2 draw with Bolton. Town were on course for an away victory at the Sky Bet Championships bottom club after goals from Kevin Bru and Christophe Berra put them 2-0 up inside 72 minutes.However, Lawrie Wilson quickly pulled one back for the hosts before Maitland-Niles, who had delivered the free-kick for Berra to score from, took down substitute and fellow Arsenal loanee Wellington Silva from behind deep into stoppage time. Wellington had been booked for diving moments earlier, yet referee Mark Haywood pointed to the spot this time and Stephen Dobbie rolled home an equaliser in the seventh minute of time added on.Asked about what he had said to Maitland-Niles, the straight-talking McCarthy replied: He said, He dived, I got the ball. Until I see it I wont know. Whether he did or he didnt, kick the f***ing thing out because it doesnt make the referee have a decision to make.Ive said to the lads, We all need a bit of a love, we dont need kicking in the b******s. When youve made a mistake, the last thing you need is - there you are, have a kick in the nuts and lets just make it even worse and compound it.Anybody who hasnt made a mistake in my team, you can stand up and punch me in the nose. Well, nobody got up. Weve all done it; weve all made mistakes. Ive made them when Ive been a lot older and a lot wiser than Ainsley. If he learns from it...Hes a kid, give him a bit of loving. Thats what we need to do.The visitors had barely threatened at the Macron Stadium but led through Brus brilliant finish off the underside of the crossbar before Berra headed in a second after goalkeeper Bartosz Bialkowski had preserved their lead with a string of saves.I thought they were excellent tonight, McCarthy added of Bolton. Had we come away and won it wed have burgled it completely.Despite taking a point for the first time in four games, home manager Neil Lennon was left to reflect on similar failings as their profligacy in front of goal haunted them once more.Although Dean Holdsworths Sports Shield consortium hope to conclude their takeover of the club in the coming days, Wanderers will still need a Football League embargo lifted before they can bring in any loans.Im fed up, frustrated - weve played so well and we missed some gilt-edged chances, Lennon said.The least we deserved was a point. Its very frustrating when you see the quality of our play and the quality of chances we created and the misses. Its pretty symptomatic of our season really.Weve played really well again tonight. We were the better team by a long, long way. 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And I know a guy whos just started his international career wants to make a big play for South Africa, Elgar said. Everybody shares his frustrations. As his opening partner, I share his frustrations with him. I am frustrated on his behalf. Hopefully he can feed off the good form of us winning the first Test and make a big play for us in the second Test.Cooks problem is not so much the lack of runs as it is the method of dismissal. In the first innings, he fronted up to a hostile opening over from Mitchell Starc and was caught in the slips off the fourth ball. In the second, he lasted an hour and 13 minutes before pulling a bouncer to short midwicket.Starc exploited a weakness that has showed in Cooks game throughout this tour. In the two warm-up matches before the series, too, Cook was dismissed caught behind, prompting work on his trigger movement and foot positioning. Neil McKenzie, South Africas batting consultant and a long-time team-mate of Cooks at the Lions domestic franchise, worked with the opener on staying on the ball of his front foot, so that he would splay the foot, open the back hip and not get caught playing down the wrong line. Cook was unable to rectify that in time for Perth but is likelly to get another chance in Hobart, despite the presence of Rilee Rossouw in the squad.ddddddddddddossouws fine form in the one-day series at home against Australia - he scored 311 runs in five matches - earned him a spot in the Test touring party but it is unlikely he will play unless there is an injury. Rilee is a different dynamic player. Hes a bit more of a middle-order player. Hes not really an opening batsman. His role is a lot different to Cookie, Elgar said. He will bring in another dynamic of aggression. Thats the way he approaches his cricket. I dont think Rilee is going to be needed just yet.Another option before South Africa is to push Quinton de Kock up and use Rossouw in the middle order but they may be wary of adding to de Kocks workload or making a rash decision on Cook. The 33-year old waited more than a decade to play international cricket and has only played in four Tests. After a century on debut, he also scored fifty against New Zealand in August and is likely to be given a longer run to show what he can do.It helps that Elgar has cemented himself in the role and has graduated to some level of seniority. No longer seen as the new kid, he has even earned the respect of the Australia side after his Perth hundred. Josh Hazlewood called him a bit of a grinder and very patient and put him in the category of batsmen whose wicket you have to work for. Elgar will take that. Thats just my nature, to try and irritate the opposition. Im not practising it. It just comes naturally, he said. If thats the way they feel about it, its not a bad thing. ' ' '