CAPE TOWN: South African fast bowlers Morne Morkel and Dale Steyn took three wickets each as England were made to work hard for runs on the second day of the third Test at Newlands on Monday. England were 241-7 at the close, 50 behind South Africa's first innings total of 291. Thanks mainly to Morkel, who took 3-57, and Steyn (3-64), England were unable to take control despite ripping through the South African lower batting order early in the day. Seven wickets fell during a dramatic morning's play, with South Africa losing their last four wickets for 12 runs in 17 balls at the start of the day and England slumping to 64-3 at lunch. Earlier, Anderson finished with 5-63 but the key breakthrough came from fellow paceman Graham Onions, who dismissed South African centurion Jacques Kallis with the second ball of the day without adding to his overnight score of 108.