Amla managed three runs, while Petersen scored 62.
Shikhar Dhawan took a good running catch at deep mid-wicket to dismiss South African captain Graeme Smith off Jadeja.
Smith (47) put up a 103-run opening stand with Petersen before falling to Jadeja.
Petersen got to his half-century in the second over of the day after he and Smith resumed the South African first innings.
Day 2 was a perfect day for South Africa. After the delay, Dale Steyn brought the home side into the match picking his 22nd five-wicket haul and then openers Smith and Petersen added 82 runs.
Opener Murali Vijay was the top scorer for the Indians with a score of 97.
The lower middle order collapsed as India were bundled out for 334 runs in their first innings.
Ajinkya Rahane was the last man standing scoring his maiden Test fifty, as India lost their last five wickets for just 14 runs.
Steyn might reckon his second day's performance to be right up there on the list. Starting at 181/1, India were bowled out for 334, courtesy Steyn's 6/51.
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