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Ntini leads SA fightback

AFP, Port Elizabeth
Makhaya Ntini took three wickets in four bafis as South Africa fought their way back into contention in the first Test against England at St George's Park here on Sunday.
England were all out for 389 shortly after tea on the third day, a first innings lead of 88.
Ntini's mid-afternoon burst came after England, recovering from a morning stutter, threatened to take total control.
Mark Butcher and Andrew Flintoff took England into the lead during a fifth wicket partnership of 79.
England were 346 for four before Butcher swung at a ball from Ntini down the leg-side and was caught by wicketkeeper Thami Tsolekile for a patient 79, made off 193 balls with 12 fours.
With the first ball of his next over Ntini struck again, with the cooperation of Flintoff who flickedacatch to
Jacques Rudolph on the square leg boundary aftermaking35.
English wicketkeeper Geraint Jones fended at the next ball, a lifting delivery, and pushed a catch to Boeta Dippenaar, diving forward at cover.
Matthew Hoggard followed in the following over, offering a routine catch to Tsolekile off Andrew Hall, and England had lost four wickets for 12 runs in 16balls.
Ashley Giles and Simon Iones took England through to tea, however, adding a valuable 31 runs. Ntini had figures of three for 75 at the interval.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard at the end of England's first innings on the third day of the first Test against South Africa at St George's ParkonSunday:
SOUTH AFRICA: First innings 337 ENGLAND: First innings (overnight 227-1)
'frescothickbSteyn 47
Strauss c De Villiers b Pollock 126
ButchercTsolekileb Ntini 79
Vaughan eSmith b Hall 10