New Zealand struck early in the day by dismissing Temba Bavuma. Matt Henry bagged two wickets in the first session

Faf du Plessis struck a fine half century, but was dismissed soon after courtesy a brilliant catch by Tom Latham

Quinton de Kock took little time to get going. The in-form southpaw forged crucial partnerships with the lower order enroute his 90

Keshav Maharaj hung on well, but was dismissed soon after the Lunch break

Yet another spell of rain reduced the post-Lunch session to only 26 balls

Neil Wagner bagged three wickets late in New Zealand's innings

Kagiso Rabada added a quickfire 31-ball 34 lower down the order to help South Africa reach 314 in the first innings

Jeet Raval (above) and Tom Latham put on an unbeaten 67-run stand for the opening wicket to put New Zealand on top on Day 2