Chennai, July 1 (Reporter) At lunch on Day 4 of the Women's One-Off-Test here on Monday, South Africa were 302/5, trailing India by 35 runs with two sessions left in the match. India, however, remained in a strong position, buoyed by their disciplined bowling efforts. The lower-order resistance from South Africa promises an intriguing final stretch of play, with both teams gearing up for a captivating finish to the Test match. Laura Wolvaardt and Marizanne Kapp spearheaded a resilient partnership, pushing South Africa's total steadily forward. Wolvaardt (122) achieved a significant milestone, notching her maiden Test century, thereby becoming the first South African cricketer to achieve centuries across all three formats of the game. Her innings provided a solid foundation amidst India's efforts to break through. However, India managed to strike crucial blows to reclaim momentum. Kapp, after a determined stay at the crease, fell victim to an off-spinning delivery from Deepti Sharma, caught LBW after making 31. Shortly after, Delmi Tucker's dismissal for a duck further tilted the balance. Rajeshwari Gayakwad made an impact early in the session, dismissing Wolvaardt with a well-executed delivery in her first over of the day. Despite these setbacks, Nadine de Klerk (15) and Sinalo Jafta (9) steadied the innings, ensuring South Africa avoided further losses heading into lunch. The match poised delicately, with South Africa's lower-order resistance setting the stage for a gripping final stretch. Both teams are prepared for an intense battle as they aim to seize control and clinch victory in this captivating Test match...////...