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England get off to the best possible start as James Kirtley has Jacques Rudolph caught behind with the fifth ball of the day

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Boeta Dippenaar swiftly follows Rudolph back to the pavillion, trapped lbw by Kirtley the very next ball

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England celebrate again as James Anderson removes Jacques Kallis' off stump to reduce South Africa to 132-5

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Neil McKenzie battles away for a half-century and with Mark Boucher guides South Africa towards the follow-on target

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England and Andrew Flintoff can't find another breakthrough after lunch as Boucher and McKenzie look more comfortable at the crease

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McKenzie safely takes the visitors past the follow-on mark as he continues to defy the England bowlers

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Anderson stops McKenzie 10 short of his century having him caught in the slips by Marcus Trescothick

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Flintoff gets lucky with a lbw appeal against Boucher soon after and England look set to post a healthy first innings lead

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Anderson polishes off the stubborn tail but South Africa's total of 362 all out is just 83 runs behind England

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England's day ends disappointingly as Trescothick is caught at short-leg off his thigh pad to the first ball of the innings