Port Elizabeth: South Africa moved into a strong position on the third day of the second Test against Australia at St George's Park on Saturday but lost one of their four specialist bowlers. <img title="Hashim Amla on Day 3. Pic/AFP" src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/2014/feb/23Hashim-Amla-1.jpg" alt="Hashim Amla on Day 3. Pic/AFP" /> Hashim Amla on Day 3. Pic/AFP&nbsp;
Australia were bowled out for 246 in their first innings, giving South Africa a lead of 177, which they stretched to 369 by the close of play, reaching 192 for four.
Hashim Amla returned to form with a sparkling innings of 93 not out. But South Africa will be without left-arm fast-medium bowler Wayne Parnell when they attempt to bowl out Australia a second time.
Parnell, who on Friday took two wickets with his first three deliveries of the match, pulled up with a groin injury after bowling three balls in his ninth over.
Team manager Mohammed Moosajee said Parnell had a strain, not a tear, but would nevertheless be unable to bowl in the second innings.

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