The West Indies lost both of their opening batsmen as they slipped to 80-2 at lunch on the first day of their third Test against South Africa this morning.
The tourists won the toss and elected to bat first in Cape Town, needing a win to level the series.
Kraigg Brathwaite's spell in the middle was short-lived though, as he made just seven before edging a Dale Steyn ball to Dean Elgar.
It looked like Devon Smith was forming a solid partnership with Leon Johnson as the interval approached, but Simon Harmer removed the second opening's off-stump with the final ball of the morning session, sending him back to the pavilion three runs short of a half-century.
Johnson had a productive spell before the break, leaving him on 24 not out off just 42 balls heading into the afternoon.
Sian Cowper
