Jacques Kallis and Hashim Amla hit centuries as South Africa leave Australia reeling in first Test in Brisbane Quiney's first Test innings ended when he hooked Morkel to fine leg, where Steyn took a clever catch right on the boundary - taking the ball and then throwing it up as he neared the rope before successfully regathering it. Former captain Ponting never got comfortable before he pushed forward at a sharply-rising Morkel delivery to give Kallis his second catch in the slips. Earlier, Amla was lbw to Peter Siddle for 104, but he would not have been out had he challenged the decision, with television replays showing the ball going over the top of the stumps. "I said I thought the height that was maybe the issue there, but he felt it wasn't going to go over because the umpire had given it," said Kallis, who was eventually out for 147. It was a tough one to call, maybe I could have said just refer it because we did have two referrals left, so maybe I could take a bit of blame for that as well. The South Africans only had 10 available batsmen after J P Duminy ruptured his left Achilles tendon in a training accident after the first day. He had surgery on Saturday and is expected to be sidelined for six months. He will be replaced in the squad by fellow all-rounder Dean Elgar. Meanwhile, former player Greg Ritchie has been criticised by Cricket Australia for making racist remarks at a lunch during the Test match. A spokesman said: "A senior CA official has contacted Greg Ritchie, who has admitted making the comments, and CA has made it clear to Mr Ritchie that it finds his comments totally unacceptable."