2.00pm Ngidi leads the side out with the ball in hand, he finished with 5 for 19. But the real damage was done by Anrich Nortje, who removed both openers and then had Mayers at the stroke of lunch. After the break, he had Blackwood too. Holder, batting at No. 7, top-scored with 20, and that tells the sad story of West Indies' batting. There's a very realistic chance for South Africa to take lead today itself.

Andrew Miller pings: Nortje will probably be feeling as miffed as Darren Gough was at Headingley in 2000, when West Indies were routed for 61... Four early wickets, then pipped to the five-for as Andrew Caddick ransacked the tail

Andy C: "WI's previous lowest total v SA was 102"

Mossy: "They said this series will be decided by the bowling as they are both team's strong suits. I think they will be decided by which batting unit steps up. WI has failed Round 1."

Ngidi, over the wicket with a regulation field. Two slips and a gully

Wim (PTA,SA): "The SA openers will have to grit it out until the end of the day, and keep the scoreboard ticking.. but let us see who gets the 5 for 1st!"

BRohit: "I have a feeling that the South Africa batting will be tested today. The West Indies bowlers aren't going to give up and give in, they're going to break through this relatively inexperienced South African line up."

Thanks, Miller. Can South Africa wrap up the innings under 100? Here's Nortje, looking for his fifth. Around the wicket to Holder. A wide slip, a gully and a leg gully in place

That's drinks. Here's Hemant

DWolfman: "I would have liked to see Holder trying harder to farm the strike. A single off that last Nortje ball would have been ideal. Not his fault that it has come to this so soon though."

Subhash Jain: "Who will take fifer - Nortje, Ngidi, Neither" So much drama...

Robert: "I can just see the tension in the SA ranks, trying to figure out how to lose this one." It'll have to be a two-innings classic. Riveting permutations