The Proteas' batters will reflect on a series of missed opportunities on the opening day of their final Test for nine months here on Wednesday.
Both Elgar and Markram were left furious by their dismissals, while poor Tony de Zorzi was simply crestfallen.
By tea, when he’d made 75, he could smell the landmark. West Indies by the final session were producing their best efforts with the ball. Suddenly the lines were tighter and their lengths more challenging for the batters.
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