India vs South Africa: Playing the follow-on, South Africa lost four wickets in the first session itself, including Dean Elgar's crucial wicket.

India vs South Africa: Playing the follow-on, South Africa lost four wickets in the first session itself, including Dean Elgar's crucial wicket.

New Delhi: Team India started to win in the second test match between India and South Africa in Pune. P of 326 runs to save the innings defeat in the first session
Captain Faf du Plessis and Dean Elgar tried to make some struggles but both returned to the pavilion before lunch. By lunch, South Africa had scored 74 runs for 4 wickets and were 252 runs behind from Team India.

Indian bowler dominated again
At the beginning of the day, Ishant Sharma gave a strong blow to the second ball of the third innings by edging out Edin Markram LBW, soon after that Umesh Yadav gave Theunis de Bruyn in the match.
First Ishant and Umesh did amazing
On the third day of the match, South Africa were bowled out for 275, leaving 326 runs behind Team India. After this, Virat Kohli asked the guest team to play followon. Ishant first.He gave a big blow to the guest team by edin Markram out lbw on the second ball. That is, now Team India want 9 wickets to win, while South Africa need 326 runs to save the innings defeat.
Captain Faf could not last long
After the first two wickets fell early, Dean Elgar and captain Faf Duplessis tried to handle the innings. Where Elgar appeared in rhythm. At the same time, Faf was seen struggling in this innings as well.Even after Captain Faf's dismissal, the real challenge for Team India was Dean Elgar, who was coming close to his half-century. But ten balls before lunch, Ashwin catches Elgar in the hands of Umesh by Umesh.

The guest team played the entire third day
Earlier on the third day, the South African team gave a tough challenge to Team India in the first innings. In the first session of the day, the team's five formidable fell to 53 runs. After which the team cup.