CAPE TOWN, Jan 4 - Fast bowlers Makhaya Ntini and
Charl Langeveldt claimed nine wickets between them as South
Africa took control of the third test against England in Cape
Town on Tuesday.
South Africa were 183 for four at stumps, a lead of 462,
after they had bowled out England for a paltry 163 and opted not
to enforce the follow-on.
Jacques Kallis was 60 not out with Boeta Dippenaar on 44 in
an unbroken fifth-wicket stand of 83.
Debutant Langeveldt, who bowled with a fractured left hand,
took five for 46 from 16 overs while Ntini took four for 50.
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