The 30-year-old Bumrah turned the Vizag Test in India’s favour with nine wickets, including a brilliant six-wicket haul in the first essay during an eventual 106-run win to help India draw level in the series.
Rahane scored 115 runs, including 17 fours and a six before getting caught behind by Heinrich Klaasen on the ball of George Linde.
During the Tea break, Elgar retired hurt and was taken to a hospital for a concussion test, and was replaced by de Bruyn later.
Resuming at 9/2, the Proteas had the worst possible start as they lost skipper Faf du Plessis to a peach of a delivery by Umesh Yadav.
After scoring a brilliant century in his first innings as a Test opener and following it with another triple-figure score in the very next innings, Sharma scored a double century in the third and final Test against South Africa in the ongoing series.
On Saturday, the stylish Indian batsman reached his sixth hundred in Test match cricket. Rohit reached his hundred with his third six of the innings.
In the post-tea session, the Rohit-Rahane duo continued their form but bad lights forced the play to be suspended and later rains too came in the scene.
After winning the toss, India skipper Virat Kohli could not hold his laughter before choosing to bat for the third time in the series.
Rabada, who claimed the wickets of Mayank Agarwal (caught out by Dean Elgar at slip on 10 runs) and Cheteshwar Pujara (LBW for a duck), conceded only 15 run in his 7 overs, whereas Nortje dismissed Virat Kohli (LBW on 12 runs).
Jharkhand left-arm spinner Shahbaz Nadeem makes debut in international cricket with his maiden Test cap.
