Guyana [West Indies], August 16 (ANI): A total of 17 wickets fell on an absorbing opening day as the West Indies and South Africa traded blows to leave the second match of their Test series wide open. Joseph and Seales combined for eight wickets to help dismiss South Africa for just 160, but the hosts’ top-order failed to capitalise as they were reduced to 56/6 in reply late on the opening day, as per the ICC. Veteran all-rounder Jason Holder (33*) led a late fightback as the West Indies went to stumps at 97/7 and still 63 runs adrift of South Africa’s score from the first innings. Opting to b…