1.4 to Petersen, once again offering no shot, this time the line is a bit straighter and he is hit right on off-stump, no shot offered so even if that had hit outside off, the umpire had full rights to send him packing, which is exactly what he did. 2/1

26.2 to Duminy, short and straight, gets Duminy to play at the ball and gets the fine snick through to Haddin. SA "A" lose a crucial wicket ten minutes before lunch. 71/3

52.1 to Parnell, shortish delivery just on the line of off-stump, snick tyhrough to the skipper at second slip who takes a good catch. 176/9

30.4 to Elgar, full and striahgt, gets the ball to move back sharply and hits Elgar in line of off-stump, good fighting innings comes to an end. 84/4

32.2 to Behardien, carbon-copy of Elgar's dismissal, might have pitched on the line of leg-stump, but seemed quite close from up here in line with the pitch, but the umpire says it's gone. Well bowled by Johnson beating Behardien with pace and swing. 87/5

51.1 to Peterson, shortish delivery, doesn't bounce all that much and baffles Peterson as he plays all over it, gets an inside edge onto his stumps. 166/8

53.6 to de Lange, yorker right up there on the toes, too good for the number 11 batsmen. SA "A" all out for 183. 183/10

14.4 to van Zyl, straight and short of a length, gets the ball to straighten to the left-hander, coming right-arm over the stumps, van Zyl plays all around it and is sent back to the changeroom. 41/2

42.4 to McLaren, full and just outside the line of off, McLaren goes for the flashy off-drive and gets fine snick trhough to Haddin who makes no mistake. 133/6

44.6 to Tsolekile, short-of-a-length and just outside off, a bit of extra bounce deceives Tsolekile and he edges the ball straight into the stomach of Copeland at first slip. 142/7

4.1 to Watson, short and straight, attempted pull-shot, skies it and is taken at mid-on, excellent catch. 10/1

7.3 to Hughes, short and on the line of off-stump, moves away off the deck and gets a fine snick through to the keeper.another big wicket down for Australia. 11/2

11.3 to Ponting, full and straight this time, Ponting plays down the wrong line and is trapped right in front, doesn't seem too happy with the decision, but he has to go. Australia in trouble here. 21/3

45.5 to Marsh, finally the breakthrough comes for the South African "A" side. Marsh hauls out at mid-on and SA "A" breaks the 100-run plus partnership.Aaustralia lose their first for the day. 152/4

55.4 to Haddin, guided straight into the hands of Behardien at gully, another wicket goes down for Australia, not a good shot by Haddin. 169/6

55.5 to Johnson, first-baller for Johnson! Full and straight and De Lange gets a decent ammount of in-swing, Johnson goes across the line and is trapped in front, excellent session for the South Africans so far. Australia are 7 down, still trailing by 14 runs 169/7

57.2 to Siddle, short and straight once more, gets decent bounce and the ball hits Siddle on the shoulder of the bat, the ball pops up and flies straight to Behardien at gully once again, easy catch, soft dismissal. 176/8

59.2 to Copeland, and De Lange gets his fifth, what a special day for the 21-year old. Gets copeland the get an edge of his short delivery and Tsolekile takes a good catch down leg. Australia are nine down. 178/9

52.1 to Clarke, full and straight, nips back a lot off the pitch and gets Clarke trapped right in front. Hit in line with middle-and-off and there are no questions about that one. Good breakthrough for SA "A", Australia lose their skipper before lunch." 164/5

72.2 to Lyon, and there is the final wicket down, Lyon attempts a sweep-shot and is trapped in front. That seemed gone for all money. 236/10

0.3 to Elgar, full and straight, hit smack in front. Sa "A" lose their first wicket within the first minutes of thier innings. 0/1

2.2 to van Zyl, guided straight to Mike hussey in the gully, easy catch and SA "A" are in a spot of bother, losing two wickets without scoring. 0/2

48.5 to McLaren, short and wide, smashed extremely hard straight to backward point who takes a great faace-saving catch just in front of his nose. That travelled like it was shot by a cannon, excellent catch and SA "A" lose their first for the day." 204/7

50.2 to Parnell, full and straight, plays across the line and Johnson picks up another carbon-copy of most of his other dismissals during the match, pull-pitched swinging delvery that traps the batsmen in front of the stumps. 212/8

56.6 to Peterson, Five-for for Johnson, gets it in full and straight, beats Petersen comprehensively and uproots both middle- and legstumps. What a sight for the quickster. South Africa "A" nine wickets down. 239/9

46.5 to Petersen, and finally they get the breaktrhough, Petersen is hit on the pads as he attempts to play a backward defensive shot, doesn't seem too happy with the call, appears to be a long way across and might have hit outside the line of off. 200/5

47.3 to Tsolekile, trapped right in front and SA "a" lose another crucial wicket just before stumps. Both players that have been in for quite a while in Peteresen andTsolekile both out lbw within the last ten minutes of the day's play. 204/6

61.6 to de Lange, full and straight, De Lange is beaten all ends up and Siddle uproots off-stump to finish off the innings. 264/10

23.3 to Duminy, gets the fine snick thorugh to the kereper, Brad Haddin and a good partnership of 97 runs comes to an end. 97/3

23.4 to Behardien, another one, Lyon strikes a quick double-blow getting the edge through to Haddin once more. Behardien has not had a good game with the bat. 97/4

9.5 to Hughes, fine snick thorugh to the slips, fumbles the ball, but in the end grab hold of it and Hughes is on his way. Australia lose thier first just after lunch. 41/1

21.5 to Watson, attempted pull, gets a very fine little bottom-edge on it, Tsolekile takes the catch and there is a chorus of appeals, Shaun George says no, but Watson turns around and walks. Great sportmanship. 125/2

35.3 to Ponting, walks down the track and hits it straight down the throaght of mid-on, didn't get the timing right on that one. 196/3