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India vs South Africa HIGHLIGHTS, 2nd Test, Day 5: South Africa thrashed India by 408 runs in the 2nd Test in Guwahati on Wednesday to hand the hosts their biggest defeat in terms of runs in Test history. Spinner Simon Harmer ran through the Indian batting line-up with a six-wicket haul to help South Africa bundle out the hosts for a paltry 140 runs in the 549-run chase in their second innings.
Barring Ravindra Jadeja, who scored 54 off 87 balls and Sai Sudharsan, who faced 139 deliveries for his 14, none of the Indian batters managed to show resistance as Harmer wreaked havoc with the ball. South Africa dominated the proceedings on all five days of the Test match and have deservingly won the two-match series 2-0.
India have lost five out of their last seven Test matches at home and have suffered consecutive Test series whitewashes at home against SENA countries. India lost 3-0 to New Zealand last year and have now lost 2-0 to South Africa. Gautam Gambhir is the first Indian head coach to have overseen two Test series whitewashes at home.
Temba Bavuma-led South Africa have created history with their 2-0 win against India in the two-match Test series. After a 40-run victory in the first Test in Kolkata, South Africa dominated the proceedings throughout the second Test to record a thumping 408-run victory in the 2nd Test in Guwahati to whitewash the hosts.
South Africa last won a Test series in India in 2000 under former captain Hansie Cronje. Bavuma has now joined Cronje in an elite list of South African captains. India have suffered their second Test series whitewash at home under head coach Gautam Gambhir after losing 0-3 to New Zealand last year. Gambhir is the first Indian head coach to suffer two Test series whitewashes at home.
Marco Jansen pulls off a blinder to help Keshav Maharaj dismiss Mohammed Siraj as India get bundled out for a paltry 140 in the 549-run chase. South Africa beat India by 408 runs in the second Test in Guwahati to clean sweep the two-match Test series 2-0. A phenomenal series victory for the Proteas, their first Test series in India in 25 years.
Ravindra Jadeja gets stumped as India lose their 9th wicket. South Africa are one wicket away from winning the Guwahati Test and clean sweeping the two-match Test series 2-0. Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj are in the middle for India.
Simon Harmer gets his sixth wicket as he dismisses Nitish Reddy on a 3-ball duck. Another disappointing outing for Reddy, who has failed to prove his credentials with the bat and the ball in Tests in India. South Africa need only two wickets for victory as Jasprit Bumrah walks out to bat at no.10.
India lose their seventh wicket as South Africa close in on a historic win in Guwahati. Simon Harmer strikes again to dismiss Washington Sundar on 16 off 44 balls. Harmer completes his five-wicket haul in India's second innings with the wicket. South Africa need only three wickets to win the Test match and clean sweep the series 2-0. India - 130/7
Sai Sudharsan and Ravindra Jadeja take India past the 100-run mark in their second innings. However, it would be the number of overs they play that would matter more than the runs. India have played 54 overs in their second innings so far and would likely have to play as many to see off the remainder of Day 5 and secure a draw in Guwahati.
Senuran Muthusamy does the trick for South Africa after Tea as he dismisses Sai Sudharsan. Sudharsan edges an outside off delivery from the spinner to Aiden Markram at slips. The left-hander departs for 14 off 139 balls as India lose their sixth wicket. South Africa are now only 4 wickets away from victory. India - 95/6
A great spell of resistance from Ravindra Jadeja and Sai Sudharsan for India after the hosts lost three quick wickets in the first hour of Day 5's play in Guwahati. India lost nightwatchman Kuldeep Yadav on 5 in the 24th over, before spinner Simon Harmer dismissed Dhruv Jurel on 2 in the same over. Harmer then got rid of Indian skipper Rishabh Pant on 13 to leave the hosts reeling at 58/5.
63 runs for India, 3 wickets for South Africa in the session, all picked up by Harmer.
Sai Sudharsan has now played an impressive 133 deliveries for his 14 runs in India's second innings so far. It has been a fine display of gritty Test batting from the left-hander, who knows India need someone to play throughout the day if they are to fancy their chances of avoiding a defeat in Guwahati. Jadeja supporting him well from the other end.
Jadeja and Sudharsan continue to go strong in the middle after Pant's departure. The ball is doing a lot and the South African spinners have kept things tight to create pressure on India. However, Sudharsan and Jadeja have now brought the sweep shot in use and have done well so far.
What is happening here? India are in huge trouble now as skipper Simon Harmer dismisses Rishabh Pant immediately after Drinks. A tossed up delivery from the spinner, which saw some uneven bounce. Pant went for the defence and ended up edging it to Markram at slip. A big wicket for South Africa and India in all sorts of trouble now. India lose their 5th wicket.
India move to 58/4 as drinks are taken on the field. Rishabh Pant is playing on 13 off 14, while Sudharsan has faced 84 deliveries for his 8 runs. The duo need to stay out in the middle for as long as they can. There is still plenty of overs and time left in the Test match.
Skipper Rishabh Pant has joined Sai Sudharsan in the middle as the duo look to avoid any more wickets in the morning session. Marco Jansen has once again looked terrific with the ball so far, while Harmer continues to weave his magic. India need to ensure they don't lose wickets from here.
India in a huge spot of bother as Simon Harmer strikes again to remove Dhruv Jurel. A straight delivery outside off and Jurel edged it to Aiden Markram at slips. A disappointing display from the young batter as India lose their 4th wicket. India are in deep trouble now as skipper Rishabh Pant walks in at no.6. India - 42/4
Simon Harmer strikes as India lose nightwatchman Kuldeep Yadav. A straight one from Harmer and the ball ripped through Kuldeep's defence, who was expecting it to turn. Kuldeep's resistance ends as he departs after scoring 5 off 38 balls. India lose their first wicket on Day 5. Dhruv Jurel is the new batter in. India - 42/3
A huge reprieve for Sai Sudharsan as he survives after getting caught behind due to Marco Jansen overstepping. Sudharsan edged one to the keeper and had started walking back, but the no-ball siren went up as the Indian batter survived. The left-hander needs to make full use of the opportunity to play a big knock here.
The action gets underway on Day 5 in Guwahati as Kuldeep Yadav and Sai Sudharsan resume the proceedings for India in their second innings. The pair should focus on batting as long as they can without worrying about the scoreboard. Marco Jansen starts the proceedings for South Africa and gives away 5 runs off the over, with a boundary on leg byes. India - 32/2
It is set to be a challenging final day for India in the 2nd Test in Guwahati. The surface won't be an easy one to bat on, on Day 5 of the Test match, and Indian batters will have to be at their defensive best to play all three sessions in order to save the Test match. A win looks nearly impossible, but India have a chance to draw the Test match and avoid a clean sweep in the series.
Hello and welcome to our live coverage of Day 5 of the 2nd Test between India and South Africa at the Barsapara Cricket Stadium in Guwahati. We are set to witness a thrilling end to the Test match after 4 days of domination from South Africa. India will resume their second innings from 27/2 and need 522 runs for victory. South Africa need 8 wickets to win the Test match and clean sweep the series 2-0.
Stumps on Day 4 as India reach 27/2 after 15.5 overs, 522 runs away from victory. After the hosts lost openers Yashasvi Jaiswal and KL Rahul in quick succession during the final session, nightwatchman Kuldeep Yadav (4*) combined with Sai Sudharsan (2*) to guide the team to 27/2 in their second innings at stumps on Day 4. South Africa remain in firm control as they close in on a historic win in Guwahati.
Nightwatchman Kuldeep Yadav and Sai Sudharsan continue to block one ball after another to ensure India don't lose another wicket before stumps on Day 4. India have moved to 27/2 after 15 overs, trailing South Africa by 522 runs.
India are in deep trouble once again as KL Rahul departs. Simon Harmer comes into attack and strikes in his very first over to clean up Rahul cheaply on 6 off 29 balls. India lose both openers inside the first ten overs in their second innings. Kuldeep Yadav has walked out to bat at no.4 as a night watchman. India - 21/2
A huge blow for India as they lose Yashasvi Jaiswal early in the run chase. Marco Jansen dismisses Jaiswal cheaply on 13. Jaiswal went for a cut shot on a short ball from Jansen and ended up edging it to the wicket-keeper. A poor shot from the left-hander as India lose their first wicket in their 2nd innings.
Yashasvi Jaiswal got off the mark with a boundary against Marco Jansen in the 3rd over and has moved to 13 off 19 balls as India reach 15/0 after 5 overs in their second innings. Both Jaiswal and Rahul will be hoping to keep their partnership intact at stumps on Day 4.
India have begun their pursuit of the 549-run target in the second innings in Guwahati. Yashavi Jaiswal opens with KL Rahul. 18 overs remaining in the day's play. A maiden over from Marco Jansen to start with. Both Rahul and Jaiswal need to play big knocks if India are to fancy playing through the remainder of the Test match.
Only two results appear likely from here after South Africa set an imposing 549-run target for India in the Guwahati Test. South Africa are in pole position to register a victory, while India will likely be playing for a draw. A win for India is nearly impossible from here. The hosts should look to save the Test match to avoid a series clean sweep.
South Africa declare their second innings on 260/5 after Tristan Stubbs falls on 94 to miss out on his century. A four-wicket haul for Jadeja as he gets the right-hander after getting hit for a six on the previous delivery. Stubbs top-scored for the Proteas in their second innings with his 94, while Tony de Zorzi and Wiaan Mulder made vital contributions of 49 and 35 runs, respectively. South Africa have set a massive target of 549 runs for India in their second innings.
Stubbs slams back-to-back boundaries against Nitish Reddy to help South Africa get 12 runs from the 76th over. Stubbs moves to 79 and has grown in confidence as he nears the 100-run mark. South Africa extend lead to 531 runs, but there are still no signs of declaration from the visitors.
The final session has begun in Guwahati with India regrouping in a tight huddle before taking the field. Wiaan Mulder and Tristan Stubbs walk out for South Africa, who have 29 overs left to navigate. Ravindra Jadeja starts things off, but the big change comes as Nitish Kumar Reddy is finally thrown the ball after being unused for 71 overs. His first over goes for just a couple of runs with South Africa steady at 223 for 4 and their lead stretching to 511.
Another phenomenal session for South Africa as the visitors continue to dominate the proceedings in the 2nd Test in Guwahati. Tristan Stubbs remains unbeaten on 60 with Wiaan Mulder not out on 29 as the duo guide South Africa to 220/4 at Lunch, extending their lead to 508 runs. 113 runs for South Africa and only 1 wicket for India in the session.
Tristan Stubbs completes his half-century as South Africa reach the 200-run mark in their second innings. It has been another solid batting performance from the hosts, who have already extended their lead past the 500-run mark in the 2nd Test, but are yet to declare. Stubbs and Mulder have added 22 runs for the 5th wicket so far.
A much-needed breakthrough for India as Ravindra Jadeja dismisses Toni de Zorzi. De Zorzi gets trapped lbw after failing to connect his sweep. Third wicket for Jadeja as South Africa go 4 down in their second innings. De Zorzi misses out on his fifty as he departs on 49. South Africa - 178/4.
Another good spell for South Africa as they get 20 runs from the last four overs. De Zorzi inches closer to his half-century as he moves to 46 off 63 balls, while Stubbs is batting on 37. The South African batters have once again shown India how to bat on this track in Guwahati. Will India take a leaf out of South Africa's book when they come out to bat in their second innings?
Stubbs and De Zorzi have looked composed in the middle against the spinners so far. The duo combined to take six runs in the 50th over from Kuldeep. Only a single run from the next over from Ravindra Jadeja. The Proteas are leading by 428 runs. Will South Africa set a 450-run target for India or look beyond that? It remains to be seen.
17 runs in the last five overs for South Africa as De Zorzi and Stubbs continue to score at a good pace. The partnership between the duo has now grown to 49 runs for the fourth wicket. Indian spinners continue to struggle despite purchase from the wicket. South Africa have extended their lead to 414 runs.
We are back as action resumes post Tea on Day 4 of the 2nd Test in Guwahati. Kuldeep Yadav resumes the proceedings for India with the 41st over of South Africa's second innings. Stubbs and De Zorzi manage only 1 run from the over.
Stubbs (14) and De Zorzi (21) share an unbeaten 30-run stand for the 4th wicket to take South Africa to 108/3 at Tea on Day 3. The session belonged to the Proteas, and they remain firmly ahead in the Test match, having extended their lead to a whopping 395 runs. With the ball turning more, India will need a mighty effort with the bat to save the Test match.
Tony de Zorzi has looked comfortable ever since arriving in the middle. He moves to 14 off 18 balls, while Stubbs is on 13 off 54 deliveries. South Africa close in on the 100-run mark in their second innings after taking 10 runs from the 38th over from Washington Sundar. The visitors have extended their lead to 387 runs.
Another wicket for India as Washington Sundar gets rid of South Africa captain Temba Bavuma. Bavuma edged a tossed-up delivery from Sundar to Nitish Reddy, who made no errors with the catch. The South Africa skipper departs after scoring 3 off 11 balls. South Africa - 77/3.
Aiden Markram departs as Ravindra Jadeja gets another breakthrough for India. A brilliant delivery from the left-arm spinner to clean up the well-set right-hander. Markram goes for 29 as South Africa lose their second wicket. The visitors are 74/2.
Tristan Stubbs joined Aiden Markram in the middle after Rickelton's departure, and the duo continue to rotate the strike well for South Africa. The visitors continue to inch closer towards the 400-run mark as they have extended the lead to 354 runs as drinks arrive on the field. India desperately need wickets.
A much-needed breakthrough for India as Ravindra Jadeja dismisses Ryan Rickelton on 35. The left-hander was looking in decent touch, but ended up getting caught by Mohammed Siraj after lofting a delivery from Jadeja into the air. South Africa lose their first wicket.
South Africa continue to cruise courtesy of their openers Markram and Rickelton, who have picked up from where they had left on Day 3. 16 runs in the last five overs for the Proteas as they close in on the 50-run mark. South Africa have extended their lead to 337 runs.
Jasprit Bumrah opens the attack for India as Aiden Markram and Ryan Rickelton resume the proceedings for South Africa on Day 4. Only a single run from the first over from Bumrah. Rickelton smashes a boundary against Mohammed Siraj to get 6 runs from the next over. A good start for South Africa.
Both teams are back on the field as action gets underway on Day 4 of the second Test between India and South Africa in Guwahati. Rishabh Pant & Co. will be hoping to strike early and take quick wickets to put South Africa under a bit of pressure.
South Africa had a chance to enforce the follow-on against India after bundling out the visitors for 201, securing a huge lead of 288 runs. However, they decided to bat again. It remains to be seen what kind of target do South Africa have in mind for India and how much time do they want to pick all ten wickets in India's second innings.
India endured a dismal Day 3 in the ongoing 2nd Test against South Africa in Guwahati as the hosts suffered an inexplicable batting collapse owing to poor shot selection, lack of temperament and poor execution from the batters, along with a great bowling effort from South Africa. India will hope to bounce back strongly on Day 3.
We are back for the live coverage of Day 3 of the 2nd Test between India and South Africa in Guwahati. The Proteas are in complete control of the Test match, having extended their lead to 314 runs at stumps on Day 3. India will look for early wickets in the morning session to disrupt South Africa's momentum.
Just four runs in the last three overs. Mohammed Siraj and Ravindra bowl maiden overs. Kuldeep Yadav concedes three runs in the 8th over, and that'll be stumps on day 3. The Proteas have dominated all three days so far, and are in complete control of this match. Marco Jansen troubled the Indian batters with extra bounce and picked up six wickets in the first innings. The visitors are leading by 314 runs. Do join us tomorrow for day 4 action.
SA 26/0 (8 overs)
Mohammed Siraj concedes seven runs in the fourth over. Markram hits a boundary on the second ball through extra cover. Jasprit Bumrah gives away four runs in the next over. South Africa lead by 310 runs.
Just two runs in the last two overs. Mohammed Siraj and Jasprit Bumrah are getting some assistance from the pitch. South Africa lead by 299 runs.
Welcome back. Rickelton and Markram are at the crease. Bumrah opens the attack and concedes nine runs in the first over. Rickelton hits a boundary through the covers on the first ball. Markram hits a boundary on the fifth ball as a half-chance goes down at second slip.
Marco Jansen dismissed Jasprit Bumrah for five runs. Captain Bavuma has a word with coach about follow-on, and South Africa are batting again. 288 is the second-highest 1st innings lead without enforcing a follow-on in Tests in India. Marco Jansen picked up six wickets, and Harmer also took three.
Marco Jansen dismissed Kuldeep Yadav for 19 runs. A short delivery on the fifth stump, and Kuldeep defends it with an open bat face, and the ball takes the outside-edge to fly towards Markram at slip. Good batting from Kuldeep. This is the most balls he has faced in a Test innings.
IND 194/9 (82 overs)
Washington Sundar dismissed Harmer for 48 runs. A length delivery and it turns away. Sundar pushes it with an open bat face, and the turn takes the outside-edge and lands in the first slip's hand. Just 3 runs and a wicket in last four overs.
IND 194/8 (79 overs)
Just 16 runs in the last five overs. Washington Sundar hits a boundary through covers off Markram on the second ball of the 73rd over. Kuldeep also smashes a boundary towards fine leg on the last ball of the 75th over. A 69-run partnership between Kuldeep and Sundar for the eighth over.
Kuldeep Yadav - 19* (113)
Washington Sundar - 45* (83)
Welcome back for the final session on day 3. Harmer bowls a maiden over after lunch. Aiden Markram concedes two runs in the 69th over. Harmer again bowls a maiden over. Markram gives away just one run in the 71st over.
Kuldeep Yadav - 15* (103)
Washington Sundar - 35* (69)
A 52-run partnership between Kuldeep Yadav and Washington Sundar, but South Africa are well ahead at lunch on day 3. We'll be back in 40 minutes for the last session of day 3.
IND 174/7 (67 overs)
Aiden Markram gives away just one run in the 59th over. Keshav Maharaj bowls a maiden over. Markram concedes four runs through leg byes on the last ball. Maharaj gives away just one run in the 62nd over. Jansen also bowls a good over, conceding just one run.
Kuldeep Yadav - 11* (68)
Washington Sundar - 27* (56)
Keshav Maharaj gives away just one run in the 54th over. Harmer also delivers a good over, conceding just one run. Maharaj bowls another good over, conceding just two runs. Aiden Markram comes into the attack and gives away four runs in the 57th over. Kuldeep Yadav smashes a boundary through backward point on the third ball. Maharaj concedes five runs in the next over as Kuldeep hits a boundary through slips on the fourth ball.
Kuldeep Yadav - 11* (48)
Washington Sundar - 24* (46)
Harmer gives away just one run in the 49th over. Mulder concedes four runs in the next over through leg byes. Harmer bowls a maiden over. Keshav Maharaj is back in the attack and gives away just one run in the 52nd over. Harmer concedes three runs in the 53rd over
Kuldeep Yadav - 2* (31)
Washington Sundar - 20* (33)
Simon Harmer bowls a maiden over. Marco Jansen concedes five runs in the 46th over. Sundar hits a boundary through the covers on the second delivery. Harmer gives away seven runs the next over. Sundar smashes a maximum over mid-on on the fourth ball. Wiaan Mulder is back in the attack and concedes just 1 run in the 48th over.
Kuldeep Yadav - 1* (15)
Washington Sundar - 16* (19)
Another wicket for Marco Jansen as he dismissed Ravindra Jadeja for 6 runs. Another short delivery, and it first hit the shoulder, then took an edge of the bat as Markram takes a catch at slip. The Proteas take a review for the catch, and the decision is overturned. Just two runs and wicket in the last two overs.
IND 123/7 (44 overs)
Marco Jansen dismissed Nitish Reddy for 10 runs. A brilliant catch by Markram. A short delivery, and Nitish was in no control of the shot as the ball gets the shoulder of the bat to the right of second slip. Markram charges across and flies to his right to take a one-handed catch. 14 runs and a wicket in the last four overs.
IND 120/6 (42 overs)
Marco Jansen dismissed Rishabh Pant for seven runs. A back-of-length delivery, and Pant goes down to play a big shot, but all he manages to do is nick it to the keeper. Not a good shot to play under the current circumstances. Just one run and a wicket from the over.
IND 106/5 (38 overs)
Welcome back for the second session. Harmer opens the attack and concedes just three run. India trail by 384 runs.
Another session dominated by the visitors. Rahul and Jaiswal forged a 65-run partnership for the opening wicket. But, the Proteas made a strong comeback and picked up four wickets in the morning session of day 3. Harmer took two wickets, while Maharaj and Jansen picked up one wicket each. We'll be back in 20 minutes for the second session.
IND 102/4 (36 overs)
Marco Jansen dismissed Dhruv Jurel for a duck. A short delivery, and Jurel goes for a pull with a lack of conviction and footwork. He miscues it towards mid-on, and Maharaj takes a good catch there. The Men in Blue are in massive trouble.
Harmer removed Sai Sudharsan for 15 runs. A short ball and the batter pulls it powerfully towards the fielder at midwicket. Rickelton tries to grab it towards his left, and the ball bounces from his hands, but he manages to take it on his second attempt. Seven runs and wicket in the last two overs.
IND 102/3 (35 overs)
Harmer dismissed Jaiswal for 58 runs. Massive wicket for the Proteas. The ball stops a bit, and Jaiswal ends up getting an outside edge towards short third man as Jansen takes a good low catch. Both the Indian openers are back in the pavilion. Three runs and a wicket in last three overs.
IND 95/2 (33 overs)
Just two runs from Harmer's over. Keshav Maharaj concedes six runs in the 28th over. Sai Sudharsan hits a boundary through the covers on the fourth ball. Yashasvi Jaiswal completes his fifty with a double on the first delivery of the 29th over. Maharaj concedes six runs in the next over. Jaiswal smashes a boundary through deep mid-wicket on the fifth ball.
Sai Sudharsan - 13* (26)
Yashasvi Jaiswal - 56* (92)
IND 92/1 (30 overs)
Harmer gives away five runs in the 23rd over. Sai Sudharsan hits a boundary through extra cover on the fourth ball. Keshav Maharaj bowls a tight over, conceding just two runs. Harmer also concedes just one run in the 25th over, and Maharaj again gives away just two runs in the next over.
Sai Sudharsan - 7* (17)
Yashasvi Jaiswal - 45* (77)
Keshav Maharaj dismissed KL Rahul for 22 runs. He bowls a tossed-up delivery around off, and Rahul looks to defend it by going forward, but ends up getting an outside edge. 20 runs and a wicket in the last four overs.
IND 65/1 (22 overs)
Keshav Maharaj comes in the attack and gives away three runs in the 14th over. Simon Harmer also comes in the attack as South Africa opt for spin from both ends. He gives away just two runs in the over. Maharaj concedes six runs in the 16th over. Jaiswal hits a boundary through deep backward square leg on the second ball. Harmer concedes just 1 run in the next over.
KL Rahul - 13* (48)
Yashasvi Jaiswal - 30* (55)
Wiaan Mulder concedes just two runs in the 10th over. Marco Jansen gives away four runs in the next over. Jaiswal smashes a boundary on the second ball of the 12th over through mid-off. He hits another boundary through backward square leg as Mulder concedes eight runs in the over. Marco Jansen bowls a maiden over.
KL Rahul - 10* (39)
Yashasvi Jaiswal - 21* (40)
Wiaan Mulder concedes just one run in the 8th over. Marco Jansen gives away four runs in the next over. Jaiswal hits a boundary over the gully on the last delivery.
Rahul and Jaiswal are at the crease. Marco Jansen opens the attack with three slips, a gully and a short leg. He concedes four runs in the over. KL Rahul hits a boundary through the covers on the last ball.
"A moving day and India needs to keep the game moving. For batters, they should bat sessions. Can't lose a wicket in the opening session. Only lose three or four wickets by the end of the day. Be clear on the plan. Runs will come but occupy the time and crease. Make your starts count," said Kumble.
Only six overs were possible in India's second innings on Day 2 of the second Test after South Africa piled up a commanding 489. Senuran Muthusamy's notched up maiden Test hundred, and a career-best 93 from Marco Jansen, powered the visitors to a massive first-innings total and put them firmly in control of the match. They walked back with a lead of 480 at stumps, leaving the Men in Blue under immense pressure as they look to level the series.
With Shubman Gill still recovering from his neck injury, KL Rahul will lead the Indian team in the three upcoming ODIs against South Africa starting Nov 30 in Ranchi.
Squad: Rohit Sharma, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Virat Kohli, Tilak Varma, KL Rahul (c & wk), Rishabh Pant (wk), Washington Sundar, Ravindra Jadeja, Kuldeep Yadav, Nitish Kumar Reddy, Harshit Rana, Ruturaj Gaikwad, Prasidh Krishna, Arshdeep Singh, Dhruv Jurel.
"It was a really special moment in front of this full house. I'm just glad that I could contribute to the team and really put some runs on the board in the first innings, which is always important. (On Jansen's towering sixes) Oh, it was incredible. I had the best seat in the house. That was special. Special ball striking. It was fantastic from him," said Muthusamy.
India: KL Rahul, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Sai Sudharsan, Dhruv Jurel, Rishabh Pant(w/c), Ravindra Jadeja, Nitish Kumar Reddy, Washington Sundar, Kuldeep Yadav, Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Siraj.
South Africa: Aiden Markram, Ryan Rickelton, Wiaan Mulder, Temba Bavuma(c), Tony de Zorzi, Tristan Stubbs, Kyle Verreynne(w), Marco Jansen, Senuran Muthusamy, Simon Harmer, Keshav Maharaj.
A very Good Morning to all the cricket fans around the world. Welcome to the Day 3 live coverage of the second Test between India and South Africa from Guwahati.
