It took South Africa three overs to nab the remaining two Bangladesh wickets, as they romped to an easy win by an innings and 18 runs, thus winning the two-Test series 2-0

Bangladesh teetered on the brink of yet another innings defeat, after collapsing in the morning session for 102

Rain washed out the morning session, and the rest of the day was a dampener

Bangladesh had South Africa on the mat early on, but the absence of another frontline slow bowler to back up Mohammad Rafique - who bowled beautifully to finish with 4 for 59 - cost them dear as South Africa recovered from the worrisome total of 63

South Africa go into tomorrow's May Day Test match - time for the hosts to resort to distress signals

Bangladesh, unused to reaching the fourth day of a Test match, collapsed within an hour to 237 all out, granting South Africa a victory by an innings and 60 runs

Jacques Rudolph's double-century on debut - and a record-breaking third-wicket stand of 429 with Boeta Dippenaar - may have garnered all the attention worldwide, but there was much to admire about Bangladesh's response

Jacques Rudolph and Boeta Dippenaar gave their controversyplagued team a much-needed happiness tonic with a mammoth 323-run stand for the third wicket

The new-look South Africa team take another step forward in Chittagong on Thursday when the first Test against Bangladesh gets under way at the MA Aziz Stadium