South Africa v Sri Lanka, 1st Test, Centurion, 2nd day
South Africa surge into control on second day
Sri Lanka had an early success, when night watchman Dale Steyn ran himself out•Associated Press
Thisara Perera ended his stay, getting him to edge behind•AFP
Dilhara Fernando gave Kallis a nasty blow on the head. Kallis bled from a cut on the ear, but carried on batting. He wasn't at his best, though and got out after lunch•Getty Images
Along with the stodgy Ashwell Prince, he pushed South Africa into a position of immense strength•AFP
Angelo Mathews had Ashwell Prince caught behind•Associated Press
Hashim Amla began in confident fashion, though, to push the visitors back•AFP
Jacques Rudolph was gritty at the other end, ducking under several balls and defending a lot•Associated Press
Rudolph too succumbed without getting to his half-century as Sri Lanka perked up in the second session•Getty Images
Together, the pair gave a colourful holiday crowd plenty to cheer•AFP
Mark Boucher extended South Africa's lead•Associated Press
Jacques Kallis was his usual self, and got off to a fluent start as South Africa seemed to assume control•AFP
But AB de Villiers resisted with a solid half-century•AFP
So close: AB de Villiers looks round after being caught at point•Associated Press