Live reporting: Day 3, South Africa 299/5 at stumps
Durban: Rain again played spoilsport as the 3rd day's play of the 2nd and last test match between India and South Africa was stopped shortly after the tea break here on Saturday.South Africa were 299/5,
Play has been cut short today and Day 4 will have an early start
South Africa are 35 runs behind
Kallis raises his bat and then salutes the crowd as he goes into the Pavilion
7:33 PM: Its begun to drizzle out there, play is stopped
7:32 PM: South Africa 299/5, covers has been called by umpires
Dale Steyn joins Kallis in the middle as the night watchman
JP Duminy lbw Jadeja 28, 4th wicket for Jadeja, SA 298/5
7:24 PM: Jadeja strikes again, Duminy gone
7:16 PM: South Africa 292/4 after 100 overs
Minimum 19 overs remaining for the close of Day 3
7:11 PM: South Africa 291/4 after 99 overs
7:03 PM: South Africa 287/4
6:58 PM: South Africa 286/4
6:45 PM: South Africa 282/4
6:41 PM: South Africa 279/4
6:35 PM: SA 275/4
6:34 PM: Jadeja to Kallis, four
6:30 PM: Play resumes for the final session of the day
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