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SA strike back after Bhuvi flurry

Agencies, Cape Town
India started ' /j) strongly on the
cmcKrr day of the first
Test against South Africa at Newlands on Friday, but finished in disarray after a ferocious onslaught by the home team's fast bowlers.
India were 28 for three at the close -- with skipper Virat Kohli amongst the victims - after bowling out the hosts for 286.
It was a remarkable turnaround after South Africa had been reduced to 12 for three by Bhuvneshwar Kumar inside the first half hour.
Counter-attacking batting, led by aggressive half-centuries by AB de Villiers and captain Faf du Plessis, and some wayward bowling by India enabled South Africa to make a reasonable total on a lively pitch.
Then the South African fast bowl-
ers struck.
Vernon Philander had Murali Vijay caught at gully and four balls later Dale Steyn, playing his first Test match in more than a year, caught Shikhar Dhawan off his own bowling when Dhawan's attempted pull steepled high into the air.
The biggest prize fell to Morne Morkel, who came on as first change and produced a sharply-lifting delivery which Indian captain Virat Kohli edged to wicketkeeper Quinton de Kock after making just five.
Earlier after India were asked to field, Kumar gained appreciable movement to plunge the South African innings into deep trouble.
Dean Elgar edged the third ball of the match to be caught behind by Wriddhiman Saha for nought.
Aiden Markram fell in Kumar's next over, leg-before for five, before Hashim Amla, on three, edged an attempted back foot drive and gave
Saha a second catch.
De Villiers and Du Plessis then put on 114 for the fourth wicket, with De Villiers in sparkling form as he hit 65 off 84 balls with 11 fours.
He missed a drive against new cap Jasprit Bumrah and was bowled. Du Plessis went on to make 62 off 104 balls with 12 fours before he was caught behind off Hardik Pandya.
Quinton de Kock (43) and Vernon Philander (23) put on a rapid 60 for the sixth wicket before De Kock was caught behind by Kumar and Philander was bowled by Mohammed Shami.
SCORES IN BRIEF
SOUTH AFRICA: First inning 286 all out (De Villiers 65, Du Plessis 62, De Kock 43, Philander 23, Maharaj 35, Rabada26; Kumar4-87, Ashwin 2-21) INDIA: First innings 28 for 3 (Dhawan 16, Pujara 5 not out; Philander 1-13, Steyn 1-13, Morkel 1-0)