South Africa claim three wickets as Black Caps wiltSIPHIWE SIBEKO/REUTERS New Zealand's hopes of posting a tangible response to South Africa's first innings at Centurion rested on captain Kane Williamson. SIPHIWE SIBEKO/REUTERS Henry Nicholls triggered the Black Caps slid on day three of the second test at centurion when he was dismissed for an encouraging 36. READ MORE:* Latham shocker caps horror day for Black Caps* Black Caps made to suffer* Black Caps toss away initiative* Oz take lead against Sri Lanka* Isis 'targeted Aussie cricketers'SIPHIWE SIBEKO/REUTERS Kagiso Rabada's appeal for lbw against Henry Nicholls was eventually upheld after a review by third umpire Richard Illingworth. The Black Caps plight worsened shortly before the break when Vernon Philander bowled Mitchell Santner for a four-ball duck via an inside edge. Meanwhile, history is against the Black Caps securing a draw, let alone winning their first test in South Africa since 1994 in Johannesburg.

Source: Stuff August 29, 2016 09:15 UTC