India will resume their second innings at the overnight score of 68 for 2 against South Africa, on the final day of Durban cricket test today. When stumps were drawn yesterday, Cheteshwar Pujara on 32 and Virat Kohli on 11 were at the crease. India still trail by 98 runs in the second innings.Yesterday, all-rounder Jacques Kallis, who is playing his farewell match, hit a scintillating 115, his 45th Test ton, as South Africa posted a mammoth 500 in their first innings. The 110-run 8th wicket stand between Robin Petersen and Faf Du Plessis also helped the hosts to reach 500.Ravinder Jadeja bagged 6 wickets. The visitors, who had scored 334 after opting to bat first, were 68 for 2 in the second innings, when bad light forced the early adjournment of play.The first test of the 2-match series had ended in a nail-biting draw at Johannesburg.