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North's ton on debut

AFP, Johannesburg
South Africa eventually removed a stubborn Australian tail to dismiss the tourists for 466 runs on the second day of the first Test at the Wanderers Stadium here Friday.
Debutant Marcus North compiled a century and tailender Mitchell Johnson fell narrowly short of his maiden ton as the Australians were bowled out to bring an early tea interval.
North, at the crease for almost four hours overnight, made 117 off 233 balls and Johnson hit 96 from 131 deliveries in a stubborn 117-run stand that frustrated the South African attack.
Paul Harris got the break-through when North attempted to pick up the pace after reaching his hundred, double-stepping the spinner and giving Mark Boucher an easy stumping.
Johnson then dominated a 53-run stand for the ninth wicket with Peter Siddle, smashing Harris for 26 runs, including three sixes, in a single over shortly before the break.
But Mome Morkel wrapped things up in a hurry after overstepping a delivery that would have had Siddle caught by Jacques Kallis at second slip.
Off the very next ball, Siddle repeated the mistake, but Morkel didn't and Kallis held an easy catch to remove the tail -under for nine runs.
Ben Hilfenhaus was removed from (hefirst ball he faced.
The Australians had resumed their first innings at 254 for five overnight with North and Brad Haddin at the crease.
But South African speedsters Makhaya Ntini and Dale Steyn struck almost immcdiately after skipper Graeme Smith handed them the second new ball before the drinks break in the first session.
Haddin was removed for 63 and five balls later all-rounder Andrew McDonald was dismissed for nought to leave the Australians on 351 for seven at lunch.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard after Australia's innings at tea on the second day of first Test between South Africa and Australia at Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg on Friday: AUSTRALIA: First innings (overnight 254-5)
Hughes c Boucher b Steyn 0 Katichc McKenzie b Steyn 3 Ponting bNtini 83
Husseyc Kallis b Morkel 4 Clarke c Boucher b Steyn 68 North st Boucher b Harris 117 Haddin c Harris bNtini 63 McDonald c Kallis b Steyn 0 Johnson not out 96
Siddlec Kallis b Morkel 9 Hilfenhausc de Villiers b Morkel 0 Extras: (b-6, lb-8, nb-7, w-2) 23 Total: (All out in 125.4 overs) 466 Fall of wickets. 1-0, 2-18, 3 -38. 4-151, 5-182, 6-295, 7-296, 8-413,9-466
Bowler O M R W
Steyn 30 5 113 4
Ntini 27 6 71 2
Morkel 28.4 3 117 3
Kallis 8 0 33 0
Harris 18 2 64 I
Duminy 14 2 54 0
SOUTH AFRICA: Smith, McKenzie, Amla, Kallis, de Villiers, Duminy, Boucher, Morkel, Harris, Steyn, Ntini