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2nd Test: India Storm To Seven-wicket Win Over South Africa In Two Days, End The Series 1-1
Newlands Cricket Ground: Fast-bowling spearhead Jasprit Bumrah bagged a six-wicket haul and set the base for India beating South Africa by seven wickets inside two days at Newlands Cricket Ground to end the series 1-1.
South Africa began Day Two still trailing India by 36 runs, and they managed to take the lead, thanks to Aiden Markram’s stunning 106 off 103 balls coming under pressure, especially when none of his teammates reached 20. But Bumrah continued to strike and picked 6-61 to bowl out South Africa for 176 at the stroke of lunch.
Needing 79 to win the match, India took only 12 overs to chase the target, with Yashasvi Jaiswal leading the charge by striking six boundaries in his aggressive 23-ball 28.
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