India captain Virat Kohli blazed a magnificent century, but South Africa hold the upper hand as they reached 90 for two in their second innings on a difficult wicket after rain and then bad light curtailed day three of the second test on Monday. South Africa had been rocked earlier by a double-strike from Indian seamer Jasprit Bumrah (2-30), who trapped both Aiden Markram (1) and Hashim Amla (1) leg before wicket with deliveries that skidded through after keeping low. Kohli and Ravichandran Ashwin (38) shared a quick-fire seventh wicket stand of 71 in 14.2 overs, before the latter fell to Philander (1-46). Kohli was the last batsman out as he tried to attack the bowling, caught at deep mid-on to be become Morkel's fourth victim of the innings. South Africa won the opening test of the three-match series by 72 runs in Cape Town.​

Source: dna January 15, 2018 10:26 UTC