South Africa on Wednesday bowled out India for 153 in the first innings after India, earlier in the day had bowled out South Africa on 55. 20 wickets have already fallen on day 1 of the second test with nearly 25 overs still remaining in the day's play.

Virat Kohli top scored for India with a 46-run knock. For South Africa, Rabada, Lungi Ngidi, and Nandre Burger all bagged three wickets each to bundle out India.

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Bengaluru (PTI): Three police inspectors were suspended on Monday on grounds of negligence after they allegedly failed to prevent the storage of a massive drug cache within their respective jurisdictional limits, officials said on Monday.

Bengaluru City Police Commissioner Seemant Kumar Singh ordered the immediate suspension following a major drug seizure carried out by inter-state agencies recently, they said.

The suspended inspectors are attached to Kothanur, Avalahalli and Bagalur police stations, a senior police officer said.

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The action was taken on grounds of alleged negligence, with the inspectors accused of failing to detect or prevent the storage of a large quantity of drugs in their jurisdiction, he said.

The disciplinary action comes in the wake of a recent joint operation by the Maharashtra Anti-Narcotics Task Force, the Bengaluru City Police and the Narcotics Control Bureau led to the arrest of four persons in connection with the illicit manufacturing and trafficking of mephedrone and related precursor materials.

In total, 4.2 kg of mephedrone valued at Rs 1.2 crore and 17 kg of precursor or raw material were seized, they said.