No scar but need to curb Johnson, says Smith

PRETORIA (Reuters) - South Africa will turn their attention to finding a way to negate the formidable threat posed by fiery Australian Mitchell Johnson, captain Graeme Smith said following his team's comprehensive 281-run defeat in the first test on Saturday.

"There is no doubt Mitchell Johnson was the difference in this game and we have to find way to curb him and put him under pressure in the next two tests," said Smith as South Africa licked their wounds after losing the first of the three-test series.