<p>South Africa were on 29/0 from twelve overs at close of play.<br /><br />Dale Steyn took five for 51 and Morne Morkel three for 39 after England captain Andrew Strauss won the toss and decided to bat.<br /><br />England’s troubles started with the first ball of the match when Strauss was caught at backward short leg off Steyn. The tourists, leading the series 1-0, lost their first four wickets for 39 runs inside the first hour.<br /><br />Paul Collingwood (47) and Ian Bell (35) put on 76 for the fifth wicket but when Collingwood provided a first Test wicket for Ryan McLaren soon after lunch the slide resumed and England were bowled out shortly before tea.<br /><br />Strauss chose to bat first in conditions which offered swing and seam movement. England surprisingly left out fast bowler Graham Onions, bringing in left-arm swing bowler Ryan Sidebottom. Onions was one of England’s most impressive bowlers in the first three Tests and as a number 11 batsman twice played out the last over to secure a draw for his team.</p>.<p>Score Board <br /><br />ENGLAND (I Innings):<br />Strauss c Amla b Steyn 0<br />Cook lbw Morkel 21<br />Trott lbw Morkel 5<br />Pietersen c Parnell b Morkel 7<br />Collingwood c Duminy b McLaren 47<br />Bell b Steyn 35<br />Prior c Boucher b Steyn 14<br />Broad c Morkel b Kallis 13<br />Swann c Boucher b Steyn 27<br />Sidebottom c Boucher b Steyn 0<br />Anderson (not out) 6<br />Extras (LB-2, W-3) 5 <br />Total (all out, 47.5 overs) 180<br />Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-7, 3-32, 4-39, 5-115, 6-133, 7-136, 8-148, 9-155.<br />Bowling: Steyn 13.5-1-51- 5, Morkel 11-1-39-3, McLaren 10-3-30-1, Parnell 3-0-18-0, Kallis 10-3-40-1.<br /><br />SOUTH AFRICA (I Innings):<br />Smith (batting) 12<br />Prince (batting) 15<br />Extras (LB-1, NB-1) 2 <br />Total (for 0 wkts, 12 overs) 29<br />Bowling: Anderson 6-2-14-0, Sidebottom 6-2-14-0.</p>
<p>South Africa were on 29/0 from twelve overs at close of play.<br /><br />Dale Steyn took five for 51 and Morne Morkel three for 39 after England captain Andrew Strauss won the toss and decided to bat.<br /><br />England’s troubles started with the first ball of the match when Strauss was caught at backward short leg off Steyn. The tourists, leading the series 1-0, lost their first four wickets for 39 runs inside the first hour.<br /><br />Paul Collingwood (47) and Ian Bell (35) put on 76 for the fifth wicket but when Collingwood provided a first Test wicket for Ryan McLaren soon after lunch the slide resumed and England were bowled out shortly before tea.<br /><br />Strauss chose to bat first in conditions which offered swing and seam movement. England surprisingly left out fast bowler Graham Onions, bringing in left-arm swing bowler Ryan Sidebottom. Onions was one of England’s most impressive bowlers in the first three Tests and as a number 11 batsman twice played out the last over to secure a draw for his team.</p>.<p>Score Board <br /><br />ENGLAND (I Innings):<br />Strauss c Amla b Steyn 0<br />Cook lbw Morkel 21<br />Trott lbw Morkel 5<br />Pietersen c Parnell b Morkel 7<br />Collingwood c Duminy b McLaren 47<br />Bell b Steyn 35<br />Prior c Boucher b Steyn 14<br />Broad c Morkel b Kallis 13<br />Swann c Boucher b Steyn 27<br />Sidebottom c Boucher b Steyn 0<br />Anderson (not out) 6<br />Extras (LB-2, W-3) 5 <br />Total (all out, 47.5 overs) 180<br />Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-7, 3-32, 4-39, 5-115, 6-133, 7-136, 8-148, 9-155.<br />Bowling: Steyn 13.5-1-51- 5, Morkel 11-1-39-3, McLaren 10-3-30-1, Parnell 3-0-18-0, Kallis 10-3-40-1.<br /><br />SOUTH AFRICA (I Innings):<br />Smith (batting) 12<br />Prince (batting) 15<br />Extras (LB-1, NB-1) 2 <br />Total (for 0 wkts, 12 overs) 29<br />Bowling: Anderson 6-2-14-0, Sidebottom 6-2-14-0.</p>
