DURBAN, South Africa (Reuters) - India finished an extraordinary second day of the second test against South Africa with a 166-run lead after 18 wickets fell at Kingsmead on Monday.
Vangipurappu Laxman (23 not out) and Cheteshwar Pujara (10 not out) restore stability to India's second innings to disappear the tourists on 92 for four at the close after South Africa claimed four immediate victims to have them reeling at 56 for four.
India had earlier been blown away having resume on 183 for six in their first innings. Dale Steyn took six for 50 as the hosts prise out the top-ranked test team for 205.
However, that small total was still sufficient for a first-innings lead as India bundled South Africa out for just 131 to gain an unlikely....
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