South Africa v India, second Test, day three: match report The Proteas had begun the day on 82 without loss and India would have thought they were up against it when skipper Graeme Smith scored a four off the first ball from Ishant Sharma. Alviro Petersen survived a very tight stumping call in the fourth over of the day but South Africa looked comfortable until Smith fell to a stunning catch from Shikhar Dhawan. The skipper attempted to launch Ravindra Jadeja over midwicket but Dhawan took a brilliant catch over his shoulder to end Smith's innings at 47. Just five overs later, Hashim Amla suffered a rare failure as Mohammed Shami got one to straighten and removed his off stump to dismiss the prolific number three for just that many. That was the last ball of the 33rd over and Petersen was gone with the first ball of the next as Jadeja claimed his second victim. Murali Vijay claimed the catch off an outside edge to remove the opener for 62, reached off 100 balls with eight fours. South Africa were wobbling at that point but the experienced pair of De Villiers and Kallis saw them through to lunch with the minimum of fuss and did not take their foot off the pedal upon resumption. All eyes were on Kallis but it was De Villiers who was making the running and he brought up his fifty off 78 balls with five fours. The one-day skipper was nearly gone for 65, though, after a mix-up saw him have to dive to make his ground when a direct hit would have seen him back in the hutch. He eventually fell for 74 as Jadeja got a beauty to turn and brush his outside edge giving a simple catch to Virat Kohli at slip. That brought JP Duminy to the crease but it was Kallis" big moment that was to follow shortly after as he brought up his fifty off 131 balls with his ninth four off Jadeja. A single off Duminy brought up the 50 partnership in the 99th over but the umpires soon had their light meters out as the rain began to approach. Only six more overs were possible before the weather eventually arrived and Duminy fell in the penultimate of them, Jadeja trapping him lbw for 28 to take his figures to four for 87.