BBC Asian Network rounds up some of the action in photos from the first Test between India and South Africa - day four: Paul Harris takes the first wicket of the day by dismissing Murali Vijay
South Africa are celebrating another wicket when Subramaniam Badrinath edges a catch to Mark Boucher off left-arm paceman Wayne Parnell
Sachin Tendulkar reaches his 46th Test century but is then bowled by spinner Paul Harris as India head towards a defeat by the tourists
South Africa's Hashim Amla (left), Dale Steyn (second left), Jacques Kallis (right) played a key part in their side's win and enjoy it with skipper Graeme Smith (second right)
India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni (left) and South Africa counterpart Graeme Smith endure mixed emotions after the match and will agains lock horns on Sunday for the second and final Test
Day three: South Africa fast bowler Morne Morkel dismisses India opener Gautam Gambhir early on
Murali Vijay quickly departs as he last just 13 deliveries before his bails are sent flying after a delivery from South Africa paceman Dale Steyn
Sachin Tendulkar does not last too long as he also falls victim to Dale Steyn as his dismissal leaves India struggling on 56-3
Virender Sehwag celebrates scoring his 18th Test ton and, along with Subramaniam Badrinath (56) the pair try to stem the flow of Indian wickets
South Africa's fast bowler is India's tormentor and he takes 7-51 as the hosts are all out for 233 and made to follow-on
Day two: South Africa batsman Jacques Kallis misses out on a first double Test century when he departs for 173
South Africa batsman Hashim Amla does not miss out on his maiden double Test century and gets the applause of India's Virender Sehwag as he celebrates the milestone
AB de Villiers helps the tourists continue their stranglehold of the match as he makes 53 before Virender Sehwag gets him out
Moments of success were rare for India but one of them was spinner Harbhajan Singh (right) getting the wicket of JP Duminy (left)
South Africa declare on 558-6 after Hashim Amla reaches 253 not out and India openers Gautum Gambhir and Virender Sehwag safely negotiate a trcky period at the end of the day two to reach 25-0
Day one: South Africa captain Graeme Smith (left) wins the toss for the tourists and the opener elects to bat
India paceman Zaheer Khan (second left) quickly strikes for his side as he snares the wicket of Ashwell Prince before bowling fellow opener Graeme Smith as South Africa are left wobbling on 6-2
Jacques Kallis aggressively starts to rebuild the South Africa innings, along with Hashim Amla, and the pair start to make India toil as they rarely look troubled
Hashim Amla (right) puts in a resolute stint before opening up and playing with more freedom and he reaches 115 not out by the end of the opening day's play
The first day belongs to Jaques Kallis as he finishes on 159 not out to help South Africa to a dominant 291-2 at the end of day one
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