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CAPE TOWN: Ashwell Prince helped South Africa take the lead before he was run out for 98 on the third day of the second Test against the West Indies here on Friday. South Africa was dismissed for 321 in reply to West Indies’ first innings of 243. In its second essay, West Indies was 30 for no loss at tea, 48 runs behind. Ganga was unbeaten on five and Ramdin on 13. Prince batted for five hours, faced 225 balls and hit 11 fours in his patient knock. Mark Boucher and Prince steered the home side to safety with a 129-run stand for the sixth wicket. Prince and Boucher resumed at 218 for five and were separated after an hour when Boucher was bowled off the bottom edge of his bat for 59 by medium-pacer Dwayne Bravo. Fast bowler Daren Powell dismissed Paul Harris (4) and Andre Nel (5) with catches by second slip fielder Runako Morton and wicketkeeper Denesh Ramdin respectively as South Africa slipped to 284 for eight. Prince was out in the third over after lunch. — Reuters
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