NEW DELHI: Following an innings-and-32-run victory against top-ranked India in the first Test in Centurion, South Africa's coach Shukri Conrad expressed his dissatisfaction on Thursday over his players' perceived undervaluation.
On the third day, South Africa improved their first innings score to 408 for a 163-run lead, led by opening batsman Dean Elgar, who will retire after the two-Test series, with 185 and Marco Jansen with a career-best 84 not out.