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Gros Islet (St Lucia): West Indies right arm fast bowler Shannon Gabriel took two crucial wickets on his return to Test cricket, but South Africa battled back thanks to half-centuries from skipper Dean Elgar (77) and wicketkeeper-batsman Quinton de Kock (59 not out) to close Day 1 of the second Test on 218/5 on Friday. Gabriel struck in his first over - the second of the day - to get rid of opener Aiden Markram (0), and again just before the tea break ended a crucial partnership when he had Kyle Verreynne (27) to push for equalising the series after the Proteas won the opening Test. The strongly-built Gabriel ended the day with 2/47 off 12 overs, while the dogged Elgar made 77 off 237 balls

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