CAPE TOWN (AFP) ??” Wicketkeeper Mark Boucher hit his fourth experiment century but first in four seasons as southward Africa moved into a powerful position onward the second day of the third experiment against the West Indies at Newlands.

CAPE TOWN (AFP) ??” Wicketkeeper Mark Boucher hit his fourth experiment century but first in four seasons as southward Africa moved into a powerful position onward the second day of the third experiment against the West Indies at Newlands.

Boucher made an unbeaten 122 as southern Africa reached a total of 532 before being gobleted out shortly before the scheduled tea interval.

Boucher and Jacques Kallis inhaleed out West Indian hopes of dismissing southward Africa for a relatively soft total, putting on 146 for the eighth wicket after the dwelling team had been reduced to 315 for seven in the inferior over of the day.

southern Africa, leading the four-match series 2-0 topped 500 in the first innings for the third match in succession.

Kallis, who retired harm Friday with his score forward 23 after being struck onward the right forearm by a ball from fast bowler Fidel Edwards,