Openers Dean Elgar and Aiden Markram successfully negotiated the remaining 31 minutes of the second session as the Proteas chased the 240 target they have been set by India.
The Proteas were on 34/0 at tea of the second day of the second Test against India at Wanderers Stadium on Wednesday.
The visitors ended their second innings on 266 and a substantial lead of 239 which was achieved largely due to the partnership of 111 off 144 between Ajinkya Rahane and Cheteshwar Pujara. The first to go after lunch was Shardul Thakur having scored 28 runs when he was caught by Keshav Maharaj from the bowling of Jansen who claimed his first wicket of the day.
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