Rain delayed the start of the second session after South Africa were 395 for seven at lunch on day four of the second cricket Test against India at Kingsmead here Sunday.
Faf du Plessis (5 not out) and Robin Peterson (5 not out) were to come out in the middle at the resumption of play.
Jacques Kallis scored 115 in his farewell Test, completing 45 hundreds in the longest format. In the process, he bettered Rahul Dravid's total of 13,288 to emerge as the third-highest scorer in Test cricket at 13,289.
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