Live Reporting: Day 2, 1st test, South Africa 213/6 at stumps, trail by 67 runs
Johannesburg: Indian bowlers striked in the last session and restricted South African batsmen getting the lead on the 2nd day of the first test match played here on Thursday. South Africa were 213/6 at the
6:42 PM: South Africa 118/1 at tea
Ishant called back to the attack
6:37 PM: SA 118/1
6:31 PM: Shami to Smith, four, SA 115/1
6:28 PM: SA 107/1
6:27 PM: Ashwin to Smith, smashed for four reaches his his 38th test fifty
6:25 PM: Ashwin replacing Zaheer
6:21 PM: 100 comes up for South Africa in 30.1 overs
6:18 PM: Zaheer to Amla, cracks this one on the off side, SA 99/1
6:17 PM: Zaheer to Amla, four through the covers
6:16 PM: South Africa 91/1, Smith got amazed by last delivery Shami bowled
6:13 PM: South Africa 89/1
6:10 PM: 50 partnership comes up between Smith and Amla with a four
Zaheer Khan back into the attack
6:06 PM: SA 83/1 after 27 overs
6:03 PM: Ishant to Smith, four
5:57 PM: Ishant to Smith, inside edged for four, SA 77/1
5:56 PM: Ishant to Smith, put away for four through mid wicket, SA 73/1
5:52 PM: SA 69/1
5:47 PM: Ishant to Smith, four down the ground, SA 65/1
5:40 PM: SA 59/1, time for drinks
5:32 PM: Ishant replaces Zaheer
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