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January 04, 2005
At Cape Town, South Africa were well in control of the test, first making 441 and then reducing England to 95/4 at the close of play on the second day. Jacques Kallis continued his great form of 2004 into the new year, making 149. He got great support from the part-time spinner Nicky Boje, who made a brisk 72. After going wicketless early on, South Africa struck back frequently, snapping up England's top four cheaply. It is now England's turn to do all the running.
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