Indian batsmen were struggling at 49 runs for the loss of two wickets at tea in response to home team’s 
score of 362 all out in the fist innings of the third and final cricket test on the second day on Monday being played at Cape Town in South Africa.
The seasoned Jacques Kallis hit a magnificent 161 to steer South Africa to a competitive score in their first innings in the series-deciding test.
India started brilliantly with the dashing Virender Sehwag hitting Morne Morkel for two boundaries in the second over. But Sehwag’s aggression and brilliance were short-lived as he again fell early giving the South Africans the much needed wicket.
