19.4 to JA Morkel, 85.2 mph, a massive swipe, a vast spiralling top-edge, the captain calls for a steepler, fumbles at the first attempt, but clings onto the rebound. What a showing from Afghanistan! 137/7

4.2 to Smith, 55.0 mph, Nabi strikes! Good length again, Smith was drawn into the stroke but was onto the ball early, and sent a spiralling chance down to long-off, where the skipper steadied himself to take a fine catch 45/2

10.3 to de Villiers, 56.1 mph, and that's just reward for Afghanistan! De Villiers attacks once again, but is deceived in the flight, and that's an easy stumping as the third wicket falls 77/3

12.1 to Kallis, 87.3 mph, down the leg-side, a loose flick, and that's snaffled! Kallis walks, and Afghanistan have their fourth! 84/4

14.1 to Boucher, 89.1 mph, full length, dead in front of middle, and that's plumb! Simon Taufel raises the finger, and Afghanistan are having a real go here! 90/5

18.2 to Duminy, 88.9 mph, belted fiercely out to the covers, but Mangal clings onto a blinder, low to his right, to send Duminy on his way! Another wicket falls, and that was timely in the extreme 133/6

0.3 to Noor Ali Zadran, 88.3 mph, too good from Steyn. Tight line outside off, found a thin edge, and Boucher pouched the chance 1/1

2.3 to Mohammad Shahzad, 88.7 mph, cherry-picking from Steyn. Tighter line, a touch less swing, but more bounce, and a simple snick through to the keeper 5/2

6.5 to Asghar Stanikzai, 84.0 mph, another short ball, a half-formed pull shot, and that's simply snaffled at midwicket. Another step closer to the end of the road 25/7

13.1 to Mirwais Ashraf, good delivery, tight on off stump, swinging in late to beat the inside-edge, and Ashraf's spirited cameo comes to an end 65/9

15.6 to Hamid Hassan, and that, alas, is the end of that. Another short ball, another mow, and another top-edge for Kallis to snaffle as he back-pedalled to collect the catch at slip 80/10

3.1 to Nawroz Mangal, 89.6 mph, regulation dismissal. Tight line, unnerving bounce, a simple edge and Kallis at first slip swallows the catch. That was reminiscent of England at Johannesburg 7/3

3.4 to Karim Sadiq, 90.4 mph, short and nasty, Sadiq was backing away but the ball kept coming, and de Villiers at point pocketed a looping gloved catch 8/4

3.6 to Raees Ahmadzai, 90.9 mph, another one bites the dust! Short again, an aggressive mow, a steepling top-edge, and a running catch for Boucher behind the stumps 12/5

5.1 to Mohammad Nabi, 89.4 mph, that's just brutal. Short again, bangs the splice, loops coolly into the slip cordon, and another mugging of a dismissal 14/6