Clinical South Africa seize the day

Oct 02, 2007

Jacques Kallis added 37 to his overnight 118...•AFP

But five runs later, Danish Kaneria had him caught behind as South Africa reached 352 for 4•AFP

And he was the last man to fall - bowled by Umar Gul - as South Africa posted 450•AFP

Pakistan openers, Kamran Akmal and Mohammad Hafeez, got off to a confident start, adding 71 together. But then Kamran Akmal was trapped leg before by Paul Harris•Getty Images

Clearly batting for over five hours for his 155 wasn't enough for Kallis, who pitched in a wicket too...•AFP

He reached his 150 off 238 balls•Getty Images

Ashwell Prince, who had added 73 with Kallis, carried on along with AB de Villiers•Getty Images

Abdur Rehman, Pakistan's left-arm spinner, took 4 for 105 on his Test debut•AFP

Harris then had Hafeez caught at first slip by Kallis•AFP

... bowling Faisal Iqbal for seven•AFP

de Villiers was the second highest scorer of the first innings with 77•Getty Images

Mohammad Asif went wicketless the entire day and ended with first-innings figures of 1 for 83•AFP

In next over, with two runs added to the total Andre Nel dismissed Younis Khan•AFP

Pakistan lost their fifth wicket at 120 when Dale Steyn had Misbah-ul Haq caught behind for 23. Pakistan ended the day at 127 for 5, trailing South Africa by 323 runs•Lee Warren/Getty Images