Brownlie resists but South Africa on top

Jan 03, 2013

Trent Boult bowled the centurion Alviro Petersen early on the second day•AFP

Dean Elgar made 21•AFP

New Zealand lost Martin Guptill before they could open their account in the second innings•AFP

Dean Brownlie was fluent at the other end, reaching his half-century•AFP

Daniel Flynn fell cheaply as well, and New Zealand still needed 133 more to erase the deficit with six wickets in hand•AFP

The visitors didn't take too long to see the back of Faf du Plessis•AFP

AB de Villiers chipped in with 67 as South Africa built a huge lead•AFP

Jacques Kallis got rid of Kane Williamson•Getty Images

McCullum fell for 51, bringing the 89-run stand to an end•AFP

Chris Martin finished with three wickets, including two quick ones, but South Africa declared with a lead of 302•AFP

Brendon McCullum didn't look completely comfortable at the crease but helped New Zealand recover•AFP

Robin Peterson trapped him in front•AFP