IND vs SA Live Cricket Score

12.1 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Number 2 for Bumrah. He bashes the length hard and extracts a good bit of lift off the deck, outside off. Aiden Markram is caught off guard and hangs his bat away from his body and does not drop his wrists down in time. The ball brushes the gloves before lobbing off the shoulder of the bat. It dips on its way to Rishabh Pant, but he dives to his right and gathers it safely. Aiden Markram departs on 31 (48) and South Africa have now lost both their openers as they are 62/2.  62/2

10.3 OUT! BOWLED! Jasprit Bumrah provides the first breakthrough for the hosts with a seed of a delivery! He goes full and attacks the stumps from around the wicket. It lands and just straightens up a bit from the deck. Ryan Rickelton plays inside the line to defend it out and misses. The ball flirts past the outside edge and crashes into the timber behind. Ryan Rickelton was timing the ball really well but gets dismissed after a very positive start. 23 (22) for him and South Africa are 57/1.  57/1

29.5 OUT! LBW! A shot that has brought Wiaan Mulder a lot of success leads to his downfall this time. Pushed through, full and at the sticks. Mulder takes a step across the stumps and gets his hands out in front. Goes hard on the reverse sweep but the ball turns back and sneaks under the blade to hit him below the knee roll on the front pad. The Indians go up in unison and the finger is raised. After a chat with his partner, Wiaan takes the review. It looked like the timer had run out, but the umpires allowed the review. The UltraEdge confirms no bat and the Ball Tracking comes up as three reds with the ball crashing into the middle stump. Mulder falls for 24 (51). South Africa are now 114/4.  114/4

16 OUT! CAUGHT! A sharp grab from Dhruv Jurel and this is good captaincy to have a backward short leg in place. Tossed up from over the wicket, full and on middle. Temba Bavuma is not quite onto the pitch of the ball and fails to smother the spin. Defends it with hard hands and the ball drops on him before spinning a bit to catch the inside edge. It goes low to backward short leg, where Jurel stays low to snaffle it around his knee. From being 57/0, South Africa are now 71/3.  71/3

32.3 OUT! LBW! Trapped in front by Jasprit Bumrah! He softened Tony de Zorzi up by bowling the bouncer and that resulted in the southpaw staying rooted to the crease. This is angled in from around the wicket, fuller than the previous ball, on the off stump. Tony does not move his feet at all and hangs his bat a bit tentatively. The ball nips back to go past the inside edge and hit the flap of the back pad. No bat involved and it is three reds on Ball Tracking with the ball crashing into the off pole. Tony de Zorzi takes a review with him as he falls for 24 (55). Bumrah has his third wicket and South Africa have now lost half their side for 120.  120/5

44.1 OUT! LBW! This one sharply nips back in from off, on a good length. Kyle Verreynne is a bit tentative to deal with it and is late bringing his bat down in time as well. By the time his bat can meet the ball, the ball smashes his front pad. A big, confident appeal for LBW and up goes the finger. Kyle Verreynne takes the review after a brief chat with Stubbs, but this looks more in hope than anything else. UltraEdge confirms that the ball hit the pad first and the Ball Tracking comes up with three reds with the ball projected to hit the middle stump. The on-field decision is upheld. The Proteas have no reviews left now. Kyle Verreynne departs on 16 (36), and another blossoming partnership has been cut short as South Africa are 146/6 down now.  146/6

44.4 OUT! BOWLED! Absolute beauty from Siraj and he has two to his name now. Siraj keeps hunting the stumps on a good length and gets the ball to jag back in off the deck. Marco Jansen draws the front foot out and is forced to play at it, but that creates a huge yawning gap between the bat and the pad. Just enough for the ball to sneak through the gate and crash into the stumps behind. Marco Jansen departs on a three-ball duck and South Africa slip further down to 147/7.  147/7

52 OUT! LBW! Axar gets his first wicket right on the stroke of Tea. Patel bowls it flat and full and generates a good in-drift from a fuller length. Corbin Bosch draws the front foot out and looks to block, but the ball keeps sliding in and beats the inside edge and raps on the front pad. A huge appeal for LBW and the finger is raised. Since South Africa have extinguished all their reviews, Corbin Bosch will have to walk back. His struggling stay comes to an end at 3 (23) and South Africa are 154/8. And that will be TEA on Day 1!  154/8

54.3 OUT! KNOCKED HIM OVER! Bumrah has his fourth wicket. Lands it on a fractionally fuller length, does Bumrah. It nips back in very sharply off the deck and rushes Simon into the shot, cramping him for room. The ball scoots relatively low and tries to block in front, and goes under the blade as the ball makes an absolute mess of the stumps behind. Simon Harmer departs on 5 (5) and South Africa are 159/9.  159/9

55 OUT! LBW! Bumrah completes his 5-fer in style. A pinpoint yorker, right at the boots of the batter. Keshav Maharaj tries to jam the bat down, but his head falls over in the process, and he misses connecting. The ball beats the inside edge and strikes on the boot. A big appeal for LBW in unison from the Indians, and the umpire, Rod Tucker, takes all his time before raising his finger up. Maharaj cannot review it as the Proteas have run out of reviews already, and it hardly would have mattered as well. This is Bumrah's 16th five-wicket haul in his Test career. SOUTH AFRICA ARE BOWLED OUT ON 159!  159/10

7 OUT! BOWLED! Jansen with the first breakthrough for his side! On a back of a length, slightly outside off and jagging back in a touch. Yashasvi Jaiswal covers the stumps as he shapes to play the square cut on the off side. But, he does so with the ball being a bit too close to his body and ends up dragging the ball off the inside edge and hears the death rattle behind him. Yashasvi Jaiswal was just beginning to look good after a scratchy start, but his innings is cut short to 12 (27). India are 18/1, trailing by 141 runs.  18/1

39.5 OUT! TAKEN! Keshav Maharaj joins the party now! Short, on off and spins it away from the right-hander. KL Rahul stays deep into the crease to block it away, but as he sees the ball turning away, he looks to withdraw his bat to not make any contact. However, the ball nicks the outside edge and dips in front of the slip fielder. Aiden Markram is the man who squats low to get the catch. The ball pops a bit in the left palm but Markram stays low to cling on. Rahul falls for 39 (119). India are now 109/3, trailing by 50 runs.  109/3

34.2 OUT! EDGED AND TAKEN! Simon Harmer gets the first breakthrough of the day for the Proteas! This is quite similar to the previous delivery. He delivers it fuller, pitching it on off and spins it away from the left-hander. Washington Sundar once again strides out to defend it at his front but the ball gets the outer edge and goes straight toward the slip fielder. Aiden Markram gets a bit low and scoops it neatly near his right knee. Sundar departs for 29 (82). India are 75/2, trailing by 84 runs.  75/2

43.4 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! The Proteas are clawing their way back massively in this game now. Bosch slams the deck really hard and slants the ball on the leg stump line, extracting some extra bounce as well. Rishabh Pant gets in a bit of a tangle as he shapes to pull it away, but only manages to get a glove on it. The ball pops up in the air, to the right of Kyle Verreynne. The keeper moves to his right a bit and swallows a regulation catch. Rishabh Pant departs after a brisk start - 27 (24) and India are 132/4, trailing by 27 runs.  132/4

54.3 OUT! LBW! A huge shout for LBW from the Proteas. The umpire takes his time before raising the finger. Ravindra Jadeja opts for a review here. Simon Harmer bowls it a touch fuller, on off and angles it inward into the left-hander. Ravindra Jadeja lunges to block it toward the off side, but the ball beats the inside edge and thumps the front pad of the batter. The UltraEdge shows no bat involvement and the Ball Tracking comes up as three reds with the ball hitting the middle pole. India are 171/6 with a lead of 12 runs.  171/6

48.3 OUT! CAUGHT AND BOWLED! A soft, soft dismissal and the in-form Dhruv Jurel bites the dust now. Simon Harmer continues to produce the breakthroughs for the South Africans as he gets his second wicket. This is pushed through fuller and on middle, Jurel leans on to flick but closes the bat face a tad early and hence, the ball pops up off the leading edge. It dips in front of the bowler but Simon Harmer shows good awareness and dives to take a fine catch. However, the on-field umpires want to be absolutely certain that it is a clean catch and send it upstairs for the legality of the catch. After checking a couple of angles, it is deemed a clean catch with Harmer's fingers cleanly underneath the ball. Dhruv Jurel departs for a run-a-ball 14 and India are half the side down on 153, trailing by 6 runs.  153/5

62.2 OUT! CAUGHT! That's the end of the Indian innings with Shubman Gill unable to return. Harmer drops it short, over middle. Axar backs away to cut it away, but it gets sliced off the outer half towards backward point. It dips towards Marco Jansen there, but the tall man stays low to snaffle it at around his ankle. Simon Harmer finishes with four wickets. India end up with a lead of 30 runs.  189/9

55.5 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Jansen gets his second and India keep losing wickets at regular intervals. Jansen bowls an effort ball and slams it on a good length, angling it down leg. Kuldeep gets across and tamely tries to tuck it through square leg, but only manages to get a faint inside edge. The ball carries low to the right of the keeper, but Kyle Verreynne does extremely well to dive in that direction and scoop it cleanly before the grass. Kuldeep Yadav departs on 1 (8) and India are 172/7, leading by only 13 runs.  172/7

60 OUT! BOWLED'EM! Marco Jansen gets his third wicket and the hosts are staring at the scare of being bowled out now. Jansen bowls it on a good length, pitching it just outside off and angling it in. Mohammed Siraj gets squared up completely and drags the bat in front to block, but the ball straightens up enough, and sneaks past the outside edge of the blade, making an absolute mess of the off stump. Siraj is dismissed on 1 (9) and India are 187/8, leading by only 28 runs.  187/8

6.4 OUT! LBW! Kuldeep Yadav strikes on the stroke of Tea! This slides on with the arm from over the wicket, full and on middle. An error on the part of Ryan Rickelton in judging the length. He goes deep in the crease to a ball he should have come forward. Plays for the non-existent turn and ends up defending outside the line. The ball sneaks past the inside edge to catch Ryan on the front pad. A confident shout and the finger is raised. Rickelton has a word with his partner but decides not to review. At Tea on Day 2, South Africa are 18/1, trailing by 12 runs.  18/1

8.2 OUT! CAUGHT! What a strange way to get out! Pushed through, full and on middle. Aiden Markram crouches on a knee and gets his hands out in front. Neither is it the full-blooded sweep nor the paddle, something in between. A top edge is induced as the ball turns away and pops up towards short leg, where Dhruv Jurel is aware of where the ball is and he leaps to snaffle it around his face. Markram falls for 4 (23). South Africa are 25/2, trailing by 5 runs.  25/2

16.3 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! An absolute snorter from Ravindra Jadeja. Not much Wiaan Mulder could have done about that. Slanting in from around the wicket, on a nagging length, on off. Mulder gets half-forward to defend but the ball kicks up and turns away to graze the gloves. Rishabh Pant does well to get his hands high and snaffles it to his right. Wiaan Mulder departs on 11 (30) and South Africa are 38/3, leading by just 8 runs.  38/3

16.5 OUT! CAUGHT! Two in the over for Jadeja! Flat and short, on middle and leg. Tony de Zorzi presses on the back foot and sets up to work it away past short leg. The ball brushes his gloves and lobs off the right thigh. Dhruv Jurel takes a dolly at short leg. Tony initially did not look sure whether he had made any contact but opted to walk off without taking a review. The UltraEdge later confirms that the ball clipped the glove. South Africa are now 40/4 with a lead of 10 runs.  40/4

23 OUT! KNOCKED HIM OVER! Number 4 for Ravindra Jadeja and this is a beauty. Jadeja darts it in, on a length, on middle. It lands and prodigiously turns away from the batter. Tristan Stubbs hangs deep in the crease and tries to block, but plays the initial line, anticipating the ball to come straight with the arm. But it grips to beat the outside edge and smashes into the off stump. Stubbs could not quite believe it and turned around to ask Rishabh Pant what had happened before he got the answer. He departs on 5 (18) and South Africa are in disarray with 5 down and just 60 runs on the board.  60/5

27.5 OUT! BOWLED! A needless shot from Kyle Verreynne and he gifts his wicket at the fag end of the day. Patel dishes out a fuller delivery and drifts it into the batter. Kyle Verreynne premeditates the slog sweep but is nowhere near the pitch of the ball and misses to connect. The ball sneaks below his bat and makes a mess of the stumps behind. Kyle Verreynne departs on 9 (16) and South Africa are 75/6, leading by 45 runs.  75/6

34 OUT! CAUGHT! All going south for the Proteas. Kuldeep continues to bowl from around-the-wicket angle, and lands it full, in front of the off pole. Marco Jansen premeditates the sweep shot and goes for it, but only manages a thin top edge. The ball then thuds his back thigh and deflects to the left of the first slip fielder. It dips low, but KL Rahul shows excellent reflexes, despite being blinded by the keeper. He drags both hands low in front to scoop it cleanly while tumbling over. Marco Jansen goes for 13 (16) and South Africa are 91/7, leading by 61 runs.  91/7

47.1 OUT! BOWLED! Bumrah provides a very crucial breakthrough for the hosts and breaks the 44-run partnership. On a good length, and nipping in sharply off the deck, the high backlift of Bosch does him in. The ball shoots a bit low and he is late to bring the bat down in time. He is beaten on the inside edge as the ball rattles the timber behind. Corbin Bosch departs after a very useful knock of 25 (37) and South Africa are 135/8, leading by 105 runs.  135/8

53.3 OUT! TIMBER! Not the best of leaves from Simon Harmer and the top half of the off stump has been chipped. Angling back into the right-hander, on a length. A massive error in judging the line on the part of Harmer. He shoulders arms to a ball on course to hit the stumps. The ball sneaks past the front pad and clatters into the top of the off stump. Simon departs for 7 (20). South Africa are now 9 down with a lead of 123.  153/9

54 OUT! PLUMB IN FRONT! A searing yorker from Siraj. This tails back in at the toes. Maharaj tries to get his bat down quickly but the bat stays behind the front pad as the ball crashes into the left boot. The Indians go up in unison, and the finger is raised. Keshav takes the review more in hope than anything else. The Ball Tracking comes up as three reds with the ball crashing into the middle stump. Two wickets in the over for Siraj to bring an end to the South African innings. India need 124 runs to go 1-0 up in the series!  153/10

0.4 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Marco Jansen gets his radar right and strikes! Yashasvi Jaiswal falls for a four-ball duck. Angling into the corridor of off, on a back of a length. Jaiswal could have left this one on length but the angle makes him play at it. Hangs his bat out and the ball nips away enough to graze the outside edge. The keeper, Kyle Verreynne does the rest. South Africa land the first blow. Yashasvi Jaiswal walks back in disappointment and India are 0/1, needing 124 runs.  0/1

2.1 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Marco Jansen delivers a double blow and a hush falls over the crowd. Jansen steams in from around the wicket and hits the deck hard on a hard length. Rahul looks to ride the bounce to fend it down but the ball keeps coming into him and gets big on him. He is unable to get his bat out of the way and the ball takes the outside edge. It flies behind the wicket, where the keeper, Kyle Verreynne, leaps to snaffle the catch to his right. This is just the start South Africa were after. India are effectively 1/3 with Shubman Gill ruled out of the Test.  1/2

30.2 OUT! EDGED AND TAKEN! Markram continues to be the golden arm in this South African outfit. He drops it full and it dips on the batter, around off. It lands and spins away as Sundar gets on the front foot to defend. Only manages to get off the outside edge, near the shoulder of the bat. The ball carries low to the front-left of Simon Harmer, who bends low and takes a good reaction catch at first slip. A similar kind of dismissal for Sundar as in the first inning. Washington Sundar departs after a fighting knock of 31 off 92 balls and India are pegged back to 72/6, needing 52 more runs.  72/6

15 OUT! CAUGHT! An innocuous delivery but it still fetches Simon Harmer a wicket. South Africa will take it both hands. Dhruv Jurel stands there in disbelief. A real drag down from Harmer, on middle. Jurel's eyes light up and he swivels in the crease for the pull. The ball comes on a lot slower than he expected. He is done with the bat swing when the ball catches the toe-end of the blade. It goes straight down the throat of deep mid-wicket, where Corbin Bosch takes a reverse cup catch around his chest. Jurel falls for 13 (34). India are effectively 33/4, needing 91 more runs to win.  33/3

19.4 OUT! CAUGHT AND BOWLED! This was coming. Rishabh Pant was all at sea in the battle against Simon Harmer and it is the Proteas off-spinner who has come up trumps. After firing in the previous ball, this is a bit slower and offers flight, full and on middle. Pant looks to firm the drive down the ground but ends up spooning it back towards Harmer, who makes no mistake. Simon roars in delight and this is a massive scalp for South Africa. With Shubman Gill ruled out, India are effectively 38/5, needing 86 more runs.  38/4

27.1 OUT! LBW! Harmer continues to weave his magic and is pumped up to bits. Simon drifts one into the batter, and bowls it a bit too full in length. Ravindra Jadeja gets on the front foot to defend, but is struck on the full on his boot. A huge, confident appeal for LBW and the umpire obliges. However, Jadeja is a bit perplexed and opts for a review straight away. Has it hit Jadeja outside the line? UltraEdge shows that the ball has struck flush on the boot. Ball Tracking comes up with three reds and India lose another wicket. Ravindra Jadeja walks back for 18 (26) and India are 64/5, needing another 60 runs to win.  64/5

34.5 OUT! STRAIGHT UP AND GONE! Keshav Maharaj has the final laugh and the gamble to take the attack on Maharaj does not pay off for Axar this time around. Keshav drops it full again, but slows it a bit through the air cunningly. It spins in from middle and Axar chances his arm once again, but goes through the shot a bit too early. The ball is skied up off the top edge and hangs up and over mid-wicket. Temba Bavuma from the inner ring backtracks it and takes a fine catch under pressure. Axar Patel departs on 26 (17) and India are 93/8. South Africa are just 1 wicket away from a historic win.  93/8

33.2 OUT! LBW! Number 4 for Simon Harmer. He delivers it on a fractionally fuller length and gets a good bit of bounce and turn from middle. Kuldeep Yadav is drawn forward to defend but plays inside the line as the ball turns right across the face of the bat to crash on the back thigh. A big appeal for LBW and up goes the index finger. This looks dead straight, but Kuldeep has gone upstairs to review it. UltraEdge shows nothing and the Ball Tracking presents three reds. Trapped in front. Kuldeep is gone on 1 (13) and India are really on the cusp of a stinging defeat as they are 77/7, needing another 47 runs to win.  77/7

35 OUT! EDGED AND TAKEN! Jubilation for South Africa. Disappointment for India on home soil in the longest format. Floated up around off from round the wicket. Siraj lunges forward to defend but the ball grips and turns, catching the outside edge. It dips low towards Aiden Markram at the first slip, but he maintains his cool and takes it low to his left. Keshav Maharaj sprints across the park, and all the South African players are cock a hoop, and why not, as they have defeated India in Test cricket, in India, after 15 long years. SOUTH AFRICA BEAT INDIA BY 30 RUNS!  93/9