New Zealand vs South Africa, 2nd Test, Day 3

New Zealand got rid of Morkel very early to end the frustrating last-wicket stand.

Morkel struck early again by getting rid of Latham and Williamson.

Jeet Raval looked in good touch but kept losing his partners.

De Kock took an outstanding catch to get rid of Neil Broom.

Raval scored a vital fifty to help New Zealand erase the deficit.

But his dismissal triggered a lower order collapse.

Keshav Maharaj ripped through the New Zealand batting lineup as wickets fell like a pack of cards.

Maharaj finished with six wickets as South Africa were set 81 to win.

New Zealand got rid of the South African openers in the chase.

Amla though completed the formalities as South Africa won by 8 wickets.