35.3 The ramp has brought about his downfall! Did he not see the fielder? Having said that, Blackwood has made a terrific recovery, to take a splendid catch reverse-cupped. Banged in short closer to the body, he arches back and ramps it. As soon as he played the shot, Elgar went oh, no! Blackwood misjudged the catch initially, came in too quickly. However, he settled himself and ended up catching it and made sure to not drop the ball despite falling on his backside. 141/1

60.4 Joseph is all over South Africa! It needed a special delivery to get a batter who is on 115 out, and Joseph does just that. Pin-point yorker at the base of off stump, and there is nothing Markram can do about it! He is late to bring his bat down on the 145 kph delivery and before he can, the ball crashes into Markram's off and middle stump. 236/4

56.3 Cracked off the backfoot and Chanderpaul does well at deep point again! Oh, de Zorzi is way down the crease searching for a third run only to be sent back. The throw is a bit wide, but da Silva has done really well. And de Zorzi is run out! What a way to get out. Da Silva had to get well across to collect the throw and he just palmed the ball back onto the stumps. De Zorzi, I think wasn't expecting that, and did not put in the dive. He is juuust short of the crease. He took an age to turn back did de Zorzi. 221/2

56.5 One brings two and Bavuma bags a two-ball duck on Test captaincy debut! That was absolutely plumb. Pitched up on middle stump. Bavuma plays all around it and the ball pins him bang in front of middle. The umpire has no hesitation in lifting his finger. That would have missed off, missed leg, hit halfway up middle. Bavuma thinks of a review, is talked out of it by Markram. 221/3

76.1 LBW appeal is given straight away, Peterson started to walk but reviews later, Jansen may have had a say in that. Peterson went across to a length ball, leg stump was fully visible as he missed the flick. It the knee-roll and looked straight. Pitching: outside off, impact: in line, hitting three-fourth of the way up middle. 290/7

66.5 Gets his man! This is a big, big wicket in the context of the game. Banged in back of a length rushing Klaasen. He is late into the pull, and the ball hits the splice of his bat ballooning to the right of mid-on. Joseph runs to his right and completes a comfortable catch. Just the opening West Indies needed late in the day. 262/5

69.6 Shoulders arms and the length ball hits the pad, huge lbw appeal is turned down. WI review upheld late. So it's the batter who reviews. Pitched outside off and nipped back in, hits him over the knee-roll and looks a bit high but it's clipping the top of middle and leg. Big cheers from the fielders. The slump continues 271/6

79.4 Outside edge, taken at second slip. In-between length in the channel, Rabada looks to defend with an angled bat but the line and length does for him. Blackwood lunged low and took a good catch. Firdose adds context: South Africa have lost 7/79 since de Zorzi's run out 300/8

84.1 Zips off the pitch, Coetzee gloves it and it balloons to second slip. On a back of length, following Coetzee who was swaying to the leg side trying to avoid it. Eyes off the ball and the bat is close to the chest. Ball went off the right glove for a dolly. 326/9

86.3 Joseph has his maiden Test five-for and South Africa are out for 342! He bangs it in short does Joseph and Nortje goes for the cut. He ends up skying it square on the offside and Chanderpaul runs from gully and does well to get underneath and hold on to the catch 342/10

6.4 Top of off trimmed! Wobbling length ball pitches around middle, good luck guessing that that'd go away. Brathwaite couldn't, his leg-and-middle guard didn't help but it's hard to do much about them apples. It went past the full-faced back-foot defence and sent the bails on a flight. Not dissimilar from some of the opener's dismissals in Australia. 22/1

16.4 Oh that's a great catch at gully and Chanderpaul becomes Coetzee's first Test wicket. Full outside off from around the wicket and the change in angle works. Tagenarine drives at it and gets a thick edge and Muthusamy takes a good catch to his right. That was coming hard and fast and he does well to hold on. Coetzee is absolutely pumped and why shouldn't he be?! 58/2