South Africa maintain their hold

Mar 01, 2008

Neil McKenzie and Graeme Smith resumed day two on 405 and duly broke the 53-year record for the opening wicket•Getty Images

Smith departed after 414 minutes in the middle•Getty Images

McKenzie drives during his 226•Getty Images

AB de Villiers was beaten by a skidder from Shakib Al Hasan as the middle order wobbled•Getty Images

Bangladesh were off to a shaky start, losing three wickets to Dale Steyn, who too completed 100 Test wickets•Getty Images

Smith was bowled round his legs for 232 shortly after adding 415 with McKenzie•Getty Images

Hashim Amla came to the crease and kept the runs ticking along•Getty Images

Shahadat Hossain sparked a passage of revival for Bangladesh with a three-wicket burst after lunch ... •Getty Images

A determined Jacques Kallis buckled down and South Africa declared on 583 for 7•Getty Images

McKenzie was unmovable as he went on to notch up the first double-century of his career•Getty Images

... one that showed the immense heart this young fast bowler has•Getty Images

Mohammad Rafique snapped up two to become the first Bangladeshi to 100 wickets•Getty Images