Resuming on 111-3 and need a further 192 to reach their target of 303, said South Africa only 12 points before losing the wicket of Jacques Kallis key.
HE was caught in gully is 17 more than eight days, and despite a valiant unbeaten 39 by Ashwell Prince are all of 215
The crucial test conducted in Cape Town and starts on Sunday.
Only twice has won a victory of more than 300 were made in the ground in Durban, with the greatest 340 of South Africa v Australia in 2002.
A third score highly unlikely event that Kallis was caught in a vicious circle, almost unplayable ball from Sreesanth which stood at a distance fizzed in his glove when he rejected the neck and looped gently to Virender Sehwag at gully.
Steve Davis, the judge stopped briefly Festival of whether the delivery was no-ball, but replays showed the Indian relief was so Sreesanth foot behind the line.
Only 13 were added before another wicket fell LBW key AB de Villiers to one of spinner Harbhajan Singh, who has taken any closing.
Replays suggested the ball would have exceeded the strains, but no review process in place South Africans to live up to the loss of their fifth wicket, with 167 still needed.
Sixteen balls after the sixth wicket fell, and once again the home team could well have been pardoned transfer system was in operation.
Left-arm seam Zaheer Khan trapped Mark Boucher on the pad but the ball did not seem to be off stump, although the Australian representative Davis thought otherwise and gave wicketkeeper on one.
The first boundary of the day did not come until the seventh session over when Dale Steyn beat Harbhajan slip.
Steyn added another four to third man off Zaheer, the left arm, but took his revenge when, after smoothing with a number of gorillas, produced a ball that moved off around the wicket and scored a career coward who flew for the first two ravines.
This led Harris, with 148 still needed, and were convinced that India had rejected the first ball caught at short leg.
The referees called the replay, but showed the ball hit the ground and Harris survived a barrage of short bowling, Zaheer and Ishant Sharma also be on the side of the 121 victory at the dining table at intervals.
But the second part of the afternoon during the session Zaheer produced a magnificent delivery around the wicket that had a line, not sure how to promote Harris, defensive back and cut the leg bail.
The requirement was dropped in 1998 when Morne Morkel was forced out of the ravine Sharma, but Judge Davis called no-ball, although replays indicated the shooter was front foot slightly behind the line.
Morkel brave innings ended on 20 Sharma in the first over, but when the force back foot caused a nick to wicketkeeper MS Dhoni, breaking a useful partnership for 33
Last man Lonwabo Tsotsobe was dismissed first ball when defensive pressure was collected largely by short-leg Cheteshwar Pujari and his early success and saw the seamer straight shot left large short arm of their land.
Having lost the first Test at Centurion by an innings and 25 runs was an impressive performance of the team Dhoni, India's first victory in four attempts at Kingsmead and only their second victory in 14 Test matches South Africa.
Dhoni team remains in first in the world ranking and has refused to put a vote to win, but said: "What does it mean that we have a good team.
'A bit of concern for us was to get 20 wickets, but the bowlers were very well here.
"We were playing cricket consistently over the years. This process began in September 2008 and for the next two years, we have a situation where we can say that in most places, we did very well.
"So it's a proud moment from 2010 was good for us."
Counterpart Graeme Smith blamed his team's poor are in the first innings and said: "I think we probably lost the Test match in two days, I do not think it was a window 131 and if we have managed to equalize with India then. it would have made our lives much easier in the fourth rounds.
"We had the opportunity of making or two, but I thought that India and discomfort. I do not think we played terribly in the test, but that 131 was not good enough."
At the same time Smith has called on the governing body the International Cricket Council referee decision to bring the transfer system (UDRS) is for each test series.
Was not used in this series against India, and the current regulation, both teams must agree.
"My message is always that the ICC must assume responsibility to lead the way," Smith said.
"We can not allow panels to negotiate these issues. If the technology is available and we want to process and use it, we need to use it and use it to get an idea if it works or not.
"Using one of seven in each set does not benefit anyone and will not be a good idea if the benefits of the game or not."
"They can't leave it up to boards to negotiate for those things. If the technology is available and they want us to trial it and use it, then we must use it and get use to using it to have an idea if it works or not.
"Using it one in every seven series is not going to benefit anybody and we're not going to get a good idea whether it benefits the game or not."
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