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England batsman Mark Butcher fails a late fitness test and is replaced by Robert Key at number three

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Before the match, the players and crowd observe a minute's silence to remember those killed in the Asian tsunami tragedy

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The tourists lose the toss but make an early breakthrough when Matthew Hoggard clean bowls Herschelle Gibbs for four

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Graeme Smith and Jacques Rudolph put on 61 for the second wicket before Simon Jones removes the latter

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The loss of two partners fails to daunt the hosts' captain who pulls a Steve Harmison delivery for four to bring up his 50

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Smith eventually succumbs to Ashley Giles who gets him to edge to Marcus Trescothick leaving South Africa on 145-3

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Jacques Kallis, looking for a repeat of his century in Durban, takes up the charge and makes 50 off 99 balls

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The returning Boeta Dippenaar acts as a foil for Kallis making a laborious 29 before also falling to Giles during the final session

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Cape Town native Kallis defies England with some fine shots to reach 81 not out at the close, with South Africa on 247-4