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Proteas in complete control

AB De Villiers powered his way to an unbeaten 159 as South Africa continued to pile the misery on India on day two of the second Test in Ahmedabad.

Jacques Kallis also starred with the bat, reaching 132 before his measured innings was brought to an end by Sri Sreesanth.

However, De Villiers and wicketkeeper-batsman Mark Boucher (nine not out) helped the tourists progress to 413 for five at tea - a lead of 337.

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