South Africa fought back bravely on day three of the second test
against Pakistan, but an unbeaten 55-run stand between Misbah-
ul-Haq and Azhar Ali ensured the visitors are still very much in
with a chance of leveling the series.  The Proteas started the
day on 139 for five, still 199 runs behind Pakistan's 338.
Spinner Saeed Ajmal, who had take all five of those wickets on
day two, continued to torment the hosts, and Dean Elgar never
looked comfortable.  He was sent packing on 24, adding 13 to his
overnight score, when he was caught by Younis Khan in the slips
to give Ajmal his sixth wicket. De Villiers then battle on to
his second half ton against Pakistan, but was caught at mid on
off a leading edge.  Robin Peterson then came to the crease and
showed how much his batting had developed, taking advantage of
some poor fielding by the visitors and using a relatively brisk
64 balls to reach his 40 at lunch. Vernon Philander was the
other man in the middle, having made 11.  Peterson continued his
assault in the