Cricket: South Africa v England - first Test, day two

After starting well yesterday but then seeing South Africa come back strongly and end the day in a commanding position, England's bowlers seem to have the bit between their teeth as JP Duminy takes evasive action to avoid a bouncer from Graham Onion, in the second over of the day Photograph: Themba Hadebe/guardian.co.uk

Jacques Kallis hopes to carry on where he left off and increase on the 112 runs that he notched in yesterday's masterful display of batting prowess Photograph: Paul Gilham/guardian.co.uk

Unfortunately for the South African batsman it wasn't to be, as seven overs in Kallis edges a ball from James Anderson to second slip, where Collingwood is waiting with grateful hands and England breath a sigh of relief Photograph: Jon Hrusa/guardian.co.uk

Anderson receives the congratulations of his team mates after claiming the important scalp of Kallis, who trudges off dispondantly and must be disappointed to be gone in such a straight forward manner Photograph: Gianluigi Guercia/guardian.co.uk

With Kallis gone, JP Duminy picks up the baton and it's not long before he makes the eight runs to give him his half century. Photograph: Gianluigi Guercia/guardian.co.uk

Graeme Swann unsuccesfully appeals for the wicket of JP Duminy Photograph: Gianluigi Guercia/guardian.co.uk

But it wasn't long before the England bowler got his man as JP Duminy edges a ball to be caught by Collingwood at first slip Photograph: Jon Hrusa/guardian.co.uk

Swann is rightly pleased with himself after taking the wicket of Duminy for 56 runs Photograph: Gallo Images/guardian.co.uk

Another catch by Collingwood off Swann but this time it wasn't to be as though Boucher inside-edged the ball onto his own boot where it ricocheted up to slip where Paul Collingwood took a superb catch. The umpires decided to refer it: four or five video reviews showed that the ball had hit the ground at the same time as it hit Boucher's boot, and the eventual decision was 'not out Photograph: Gallo Images/guardian.co.uk

Graeme Swann appeals for LBW on Morne Morkel, which the umpire gives. However Morkel asks for a review. Repeats show it's not a no ball, it's flat, straight, pitched in line and hit in line. It looks plumb. But Hawk Eye shows that the ball was going over the top so the third umpire gives not out Photograph: Gareth Copley/guardian.co.uk

As the players are off the field during the lunch break, the crowd take the opportunity to have a close up look at the wicket Photograph: Gareth Copley/guardian.co.uk

A concerned Graham Onions, centre, looks on as Morne Morkel receives treatment after he was struck on the side of the neck by one of Onions' deliveries Photograph: Paul Gilham/guardian.co.uk

Mark Boucher walks off after being dismissed for 49 by Swann, his fourth of the innings. Cook at short leg took the catch, which popped straight to him off the inside edge Photograph: Gallo Images/guardian.co.uk

Test debutant Friedel de Wet sweeps a delivery from Graeme Swann Photograph: Gallo Images/guardian.co.uk

A fan of England's cricket team holds a flag as he looks towards the players on the balcony during the first cricket test match between South Africa and England at Centurion Park, Centurion, Gauteng December 17, 2009. REUTERS/Philip Brown (SOUTH AFRICA - Tags: SPORT CRICKET) :rel:d:bm:GF2E5CH1AHK01 Photograph: Philip Brown/guardian.co.uk

CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA - DECEMBER 17: Makhaya Ntini of South Africa bowls the first ball of England's innings on his 100th test cap during day two of the first test match between South Africa and England at Centurion Park on December 17, 2009 in Centurion, South Africa. (Photo by Paul Gilham/Getty Images) Cricket Test Cricket Photograph: Paul Gilham/guardian.co.uk

CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA - DECEMBER 17: Andrew Strauss of England slips as he hits out during day two of the first test match between South Africa and England at Centurion Park on December 17, 2009 in Centurion, South Africa. (Photo by Paul Gilham/Getty Images) Cricket Test Cricket Photograph: Paul Gilham/guardian.co.uk

epa01968892 South African bowler Friedel de Wet (C) celebrates as he dismisses England opening batsman Alastair Cook (L) to claim his maiden Test wicket on the second day of the first Test between South Africa and England at SuperSport Park in Centurion, South Africa, 17 December 2009. EPA/JON HRUSA Photograph: Jon Hrusa/guardian.co.uk

CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA - DECEMBER 17: Andrew Strauss of England walks off at the end of day two of the first test match between South Africa and England at Centurion Park on December 17, 2009 in Centurion, South Africa. (Photo by Paul Gilham/Getty Images) Cricket Test Cricket Photograph: Paul Gilham/guardian.co.uk