England's disciplined bowling removed Jacques Kallis and J.P. Duminy on Thursday as South Africa added 68 runs in the opening session to reach 330 for six wickets on the second day of the first test.
Kallis had added eight runs to his overnight score of 112 when he edged a delivery from James Anderson to be caught low down at second slip by Paul Collingwood in the seventh over of the day.
Kallis batted for just over five hours, hitting 16 fours and a six in 225 balls to record his 32nd test century and put on a 124-run partnership with Duminy. His dismissal came after South Africa added 21 after resuming on 262-4 at SuperSport Park.
Mark Boucher …
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