Prince and Kallis put South Africa in command

Mar 20, 2009

Peter Siddle took a splendid catch off his own bowling to dismiss debutant Imraan Khan after the openers had added 65•Getty Images

Mitchell Johnson, who was lethal in Durban, struggled to find his groove•Getty Images

Johnson broke the stand, dismissing Amla with the score on 162, but only after South Africa looked good to build on a substantial first-innings lead•Getty Images

Jacques Kallis had a torrid time early in his innings but recovered well to help consolidate South Africa's commanding position•Getty Images

Ben Hilfenhaus finally dismissed Prince for 150•Getty Images

under bizarre circumstances as the umpire Asad Rauf had ruled the single as a leg bye, and then withdrew his decision later•Getty Images

Ashwell Prince adapted well to his new role as Test opener, continuing his good form from the first day•Getty Images

Prince reached his half-century, marking an impressive comeback after being left out of the first two Tests•Getty Images

Prince continued to dominate and scored at a healthy rate•Getty Images

Bryce McGain came in for some harsh treatment on debut, conceding runs at well more than six-an-over•Getty Images

His innings put South Africa firmly in control of the third Test•Getty Images

Kallis remained unbeaten on 102 and South Africa finished the day dominant at 404 for 3, a lead of 195•Getty Images

He was supported well by Hashim Amla, who made 46 and added 97 together for the second wicket•Getty Images

He silenced his critics, reaching his eleventh Test century, his second against Australia•Getty Images

Kallis reached his half-century and, along with Prince, added 160 for the third wicket•AFP

Kallis strengthened his team's position with a captain's innings, reaching his 31st Test century.....•Getty Images