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India vs South Africa, 1st Test Match Summary

IND vs SA, 2025 - Test Summary

India vs South Africa Scorecard
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Match Ended   
Eden Gardens, Kolkata , Nov 14, 2025
India India
189&93 (35.0)
South Africa South Africa
159&153
South Africa beat India by 30 runs
  • Player of the Match
    Simon Harmer
SA 159/10
Bat Top Batsmen
<a href=/cricket/players/64634-aiden-kyle-markram-playerprofile>Aiden Markram</a>
Aiden Markram
31 (48)
  • 5x4s
  • 1x6s
  • 64.58SR
<a href=/cricket/players/108505-willem-mulder-playerprofile>Wiaan Mulder</a>
Wiaan Mulder
24 (51)
  • 3x4s
  • 0x6s
  • 47.05SR
Bowl Top Bowlers
Bowler
Jasprit Bumrah
ECON 1.92
14
OVERS
27/5
R/W
Bowler
Kuldeep Yadav
ECON 2.57
14
OVERS
36/2
R/W
IND 189/10
Bat Top Batsmen
<a href=/cricket/players/1688-lokesh-rahul-playerprofile>KL Rahul</a>
KL Rahul
39 (119)
  • 4x4s
  • 1x6s
  • 32.77SR
<a href=/cricket/players/108593-washington-sundar-playerprofile>Washington Sundar</a>
Washington Sundar
29 (82)
  • 2x4s
  • 1x6s
  • 35.36SR
Bowl Top Bowlers
Bowler
Simon Harmer
ECON 1.95
15.2
OVERS
30/4
R/W
Bowler
Marco Jansen
ECON 2.33
15
OVERS
35/3
R/W
SA 153/10
Bat Top Batsmen
<a href=/cricket/players/1540-temba-bavuma-playerprofile>Temba Bavuma</a>
Temba Bavuma
55 (136)
  • 4x4s
  • 0x6s
  • 40.44SR
Corbin Bosch
Corbin Bosch
25 (37)
  • 2x4s
  • 1x6s
  • 67.56SR
Bowl Top Bowlers
Bowler
Ravindra Jadeja
ECON 2.50
20
OVERS
50/4
R/W
Bowler
Mohammed Siraj
ECON 1.00
2
OVERS
2/2
R/W
IND 93/10
Bat Top Batsmen
<a href=/cricket/players/108593-washington-sundar-playerprofile>Washington Sundar</a>
Washington Sundar
31 (92)
  • 2x4s
  • 0x6s
  • 33.69SR
<a href=/cricket/players/63024-akshar-rajeshbhai-patel-playerprofile>Axar Patel</a>
Axar Patel
26 (17)
  • 1x4s
  • 2x6s
  • 152.94SR
Bowl Top Bowlers
Bowler
Simon Harmer
ECON 1.50
14
OVERS
21/4
R/W
Bowler
Marco Jansen
ECON 2.14
7
OVERS
15/2
R/W
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Ghosts of 2024? Just a year ago, Tom Latham-led New Zealand pulled off a stunning clean sweep against India at home. Now, South Africa are sitting on a 1-0 lead in this two-Test series and eyeing the same historic feat. But the bigger question that hangs over India is their increasing vulnerability to bat against top class spin, at home, which once used to be their strength. India cannot win the series from here, but they will have to work really hard to find the equaliser as Kagiso Rabada is highly likely to be slotted back in the South African side for the second and final Test. Well then, that is a wrap from the City of Joy, which actually brought a lot of joy for the Saffas. The caravan now heads further east, in Guwahati, for the second Test of the Freedom Trophy. The Barsapara Stadium is all set to host its first-ever Test match. It will be played on Saturday, 22nd November, and the first ball is scheduled to be bowled at 9 am IST (3.30 am GMT). But there is plenty of cricket going on elsewhere. Do follow all the live action by switching tabs. But from here, we take your leave, only to meet again. Take care, cheers!
South Africa's magic man with the ball, Simon Harmer, is adjudged the PLAYER OF THE MATCH for his excellent bowling stints. He snagged 4-fer in both innings. He explains that the pitch got flatter as the ball grew softer. Admits that he was in a dark place the last time he was in India with the team, having lost back-to-back Tests. Says that to fight from behind the eight ball shows exactly what this group is about and the belief they carry. There is still another Test to go, he reminds, but he wants the team to enjoy and savour this win because moments like these do not come often. Simon acknowledges that he was a bit lucky with a couple of his wickets, but adds that even good balls do not always bring rewards, and that is just how the game works. Harmer says he bleeds for the team and is more than happy to walk away with a four-fer. He also admits he was confused during the final moments, unaware that Shubman Gill would not be coming out to bat and unsure why Keshav Maharaj was celebrating.
The victorious captain of South Africa, Temba Bavuma, is a happy leader and cannot hide his smile as he walks up for a chat. He begins by saying that it is an exciting win for them. Adds that you want to be a part of these types of games and want to be on the right side of the result. Calls it a very tough wicket to bat on, but feels that they were fortunate enough to get a few things in their favor. Appreciates the way their bowlers bowled and also highlights the importance of Corbin Bosch stepping in a partnership with him when it mattered the most. Details that the wicket played a bit better this morning and wasn't as extreme as the first two days. Proudly says that it is not always that you set a target of 120-odd runs and believe you are in the game. About his batting, Temba notes that he is just comfortable with his technique and tries to stand as still as he can at the crease. Admits that he doesn't have a good record in this part of the world and has come here to do well with the bat. Further shares that it was all about the game awareness. Appreciates the way they stepped up in the absence of Kagiso Rabada. Says Keshav Maharaj and Simon Harmer have bolstered their bowling attack and they have shown that they can handle the pressure well. On the catch of Axar Patel, Bavuma says it wasn't an easy one and it came at a crucial moment as Axar had struck a few sixes just before that. He says, fortunately, Axar made a mistake and he was able to grab it with his small hands.
The stand-in skipper of India, Rishabh Pant, says that considering the surface, they can’t dwell on this loss too much, but they know they should have been able to chase it down. Feels that the pressure kept building and they didn’t capitalise enough in key moments. Mentions that Temba Bavuma and Corbin Bosch put together a brilliant partnership that really got South Africa back in the game. Believes that was a turning point, and the partnership hurt them. On tracks like this, even 120 can be tricky, but Pant admits that as a team, they should be able to soak up the pressure and find a way through.
South Africa's Keshav Maharaj is in for a chat. Shares that he felt a bit of nerves out with the way Axar Patel was batting, but the important thing was to stay clear with his plans. Adds that luckily, Bavuma held on to the catch. Mentions that Harmer showed exactly why he has more than 1,000 first-class wickets to his name. Believes that it was a real team effort and everyone showed genuine hunger and desire to get the job done.
... THE PRESENTATION CEREMONY ...
Ravindra Jadeja brought a sense of urgency to the middle with his running but could not last long enough to alter the equation. And just as Temba Bavuma was the glue for South Africa in their second innings, it was Washington Sundar who held firm for India in the fourth innings, showing solid defence and admirable composure. Aiden Markram has so often been the partnership breaker, and it was his golden arm once again that delivered a crucial blow with the wicket of Sundar. Introducing Keshav Maharaj against Axar Patel was a gamble Bavuma was willing to take, and while it did cost a few runs initially, it eventually brought success. And once Axar was dismissed, the wheels just came off for India with the Proteas registering a memorable win.
After a shaky start to the chase before the Lunch break, India were in search of some stability as the game resumed. Marco Jansen was not on the field for the first few overs, which meant Corbin Bosch operated from one end. He was wayward with his lines, allowing the home side to score freely early in the session. Throughout this Test, there was one particular end from which the bowlers looked far more threatening, and India’s troubles began the moment Simon Harmer was introduced from that end. While Maharaj did not extract as much purchase as Harmer, he managed to keep things quiet, and Harmer reaped the rewards at the other end, including the prized scalp of Rishabh Pant, who had been kept quiet before the off-spinner won the battle against the southpaw.
The morning session, coming into the third day, belonged to South Africa in every sense. Starting on 93 for 7 with a 63-run lead, Bavuma delivered a captain's knock, grinding out a gritty half-century with Bosch providing crucial support in a 44-run stand. They milked 55 runs in the first hour, rotating strike smartly while India failed to plug the singles. Bosch fell to Bumrah, and Siraj mopped up the tail to bowl the Proteas out for 153, setting India 124 to win. But Jansen and Harmer had other ideas. With the ball doing everything - darting, leaping, dying - they bowled absolute fire upfront. India, effectively 0 for 1 with Gill ruled out, lost Jaiswal caught behind and Rahul to brutal bounce. Two down and reeling, that 124 suddenly looked like a mountain. South Africa put up a proper fight when it mattered most.
Day 2 saw the game move at a rapid pace, with 15 wickets falling across the day. India’s watchful approach late on Day 1 carried into the morning, but Simon Harmer gave the Proteas an opening, and from there they struck at regular intervals. It ended up being a tale of starts not converted, similar to how South Africa had fared in their first batting effort. Shubman Gill’s neck issue only added to India’s troubles, leaving the hosts with a slender lead of 30. In reply, South Africa faced a trial by spin, with Ravindra Jadeja leading the charge for India. Temba Bavuma held firm at one end but saw wickets tumbling at the other, leaving the Proteas with just three wickets in hand and a lead of 63 going into Day 3.
Day 1 belonged entirely to India. After opting to bat, the Proteas started brightly with Markram and Rickelton negotiating the tricky opening period, racing to 57 without loss before Bumrah flipped the script. His seven-over opening spell yielded two absolute jaffas that removed both openers, and Kuldeep quickly made it three to leave South Africa reeling at 71/3. De Zorzi and Mulder steadied things briefly, but the second session was a complete disaster as the visitors crumbled under relentless pressure from Bumrah, Kuldeep, and a rejuvenated Siraj, who found reverse swing. The collapse continued into the final session as South Africa were bundled out for 159, with Bumrah claiming his 16th five-wicket haul and Stubbs left stranded. India's reply got off to a shaky start with Jaiswal struggling against the new ball before Jansen removed him, but KL Rahul and Washington Sundar saw off the remaining overs to close the day, trailing by 122 runs on a pitch offering variable bounce and just enough for the bowlers.
There will be plenty said about how Temba Bavuma led from the front, both as captain and with that brilliant 54 that gave South Africa the belief they could pull this off. And the rainbow nation has done it in some style, with their bowlers stepping up massively. Simon Harmer was sensational in that Lahore Test against Pakistan last month, and he brought that same magic to the cauldron of Kolkata, picking up 8 wickets across the match. Keshav Maharaj and Marco Jansen's execution with the ball was equally impressive. This was a proper Proteas fightback, gritty and relentless from start to finish. As they say, try and try until you succeed. The Proteas kept grinding, kept fighting, and finally tasted a historic victory.
Eden Gardens is steeped in cricketing folklore. It's witnessed countless moments of brilliance, and this South African victory will be etched in gold and will be talked and discussed for a long, long time. This is the same venue where South Africa was welcomed back into international cricket in 1991 and now, in 2025, they have beaten a strong Indian side in their backyard, in front of 40,000 odd spectators rallying behind their home team. It took them 15 long years to beat India, in India and this is their second win in Kolkata in Test cricket. The Test may have lasted for just more than two and a half days, but it has served thrill, action, and intensity in equal measure.
No more participation from the injured player and there's absent hurt written against the name of Shubman Gill.
Over 35 : 93/9
16 Runs
  • 434.1
  • 634.2
  • 034.3
  • 634.4
  • W 34.5
  • W 34.6
M. Siraj
0 (1)
J. Bumrah
0 (4)
K. Maharaj
9-1-37-2
34.6
W
Keshav Maharaj To Mohammed Siraj OUT!
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!
Taken low at first slip and South Africa are celebrating. The third umpire has been called into action, but the players are already shaking hands. The catch is clean with Aiden Markram staying low to cling onto the catch.
Mohammed Siraj walks out to bat.
34.5
W
Keshav Maharaj To Axar Patel OUT!
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.
34.4
6
Keshav Maharaj To Axar Patel
SIX! Goes all the way! This is some sensational batting from Axar Patel. Keshav bowls it a bit too full, on middle and leg. Axar Patel gets the ball into the slot and tonks it over wide long on for a cracking six.
34.3
0
Keshav Maharaj To Axar Patel
Sharp turn into the batter, on a length. Axar Patel is rushed onto the back foot, and is cramped up for room, but manages to fend it to point.
34.2
6
Keshav Maharaj To Axar Patel
SIX! CLEAN STRIKE! Maharaj drops full and it turns into the batter, Axar Patel picks the length in a trice and slogs it powerfully over deep square leg for a huge six. It has gone a few rows back.
34.1
4
Keshav Maharaj To Axar Patel
FOUR! Dear me! Ryan Rickelton just didn't pick it up and a boundary for India after 76 balls, as per Dale Steyn on air. Dropped fuller by Keshav, on middle. Axar Patel gets down on a knee but mistimes the slog sweep to deep mid-wicket. However, Ryan Rickelton stationed in the deep, initially moves to his right, misjudging the trajectory and by the time he could amend himself, the ball races into the fence. Keshav hurls a mouthful in frustration as well.
Over 34 : 77/7
1 Runs
  • 133.1
  • W 33.2
  • 033.3
  • 033.4
  • 033.5
  • 033.6
J. Bumrah
0 (4)
A. Patel
10 (12)
S. Harmer
14-4-21-4
33.6
0
Simon Harmer To Jasprit Bumrah
Full, on off, knocked to the bowler's left.
33.5
0
Simon Harmer To Jasprit Bumrah
Oh, just short! Tossed up nicely, on off, and full. Jasprit Bumrah is early into the drive and the ball pops off the outside edge, but luckily for him, it lands a few yards in front of Marco Jansen at backward point.
33.4
0
Simon Harmer To Jasprit Bumrah
He opens the face to the full ball and works it to point.
33.3
0
Simon Harmer To Jasprit Bumrah
Spins in from off, on a fuller length, Bumrah gets on the front foot and defends it back to the bowler.
Jasprit Bumrah comes out to the middle.
33.2
W
Simon Harmer To Kuldeep Yadav OUT!
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.
33.1
1
Simon Harmer To Axar Patel
Fullish delivery, on middle and leg, Axar Patel chips it wide of mid-wicket for a single.
Over 33 : 76/6
1 Runs
  • 032.1
  • 132.2
  • 032.3
  • 032.4
  • 032.5
  • 032.6
K. Yadav
1 (12)
A. Patel
9 (11)
A. Markram
3-0-5-1
32.6
0
Aiden Markram To Kuldeep Yadav
Full and straight this time, on off, Kuldeep Yadav leans forward and blocks right under the bat.
Full Commentary
35 OV
16 Runs
K. Maharaj to A. Patel M. Siraj
  • 434.1
  • 634.2
  • 034.3
  • 634.4
  • W 34.5
  • W 34.6
34 OV
1 Runs
S. Harmer to A. Patel K. Yadav J. Bumrah
  • 133.1
  • W 33.2
  • 033.3
  • 033.4
  • 033.5
  • 033.6
33 OV
1 Runs
A. Markram to A. Patel K. Yadav
  • 032.1
  • 132.2
  • 032.3
  • 032.4
  • 032.5
  • 032.6
32 OV
1 Runs
S. Harmer to A. Patel K. Yadav
  • 131.1
  • 031.2
  • 031.3
  • 031.4
  • 031.5
  • 031.6
31 OV
3 Runs
A. Markram to A. Patel W. Sundar K. Yadav
  • 130.1
  • W 30.2
  • 030.3
  • 030.4
  • 130.5
  • 130.6
30 OV
3 Runs
S. Harmer to A. Patel W. Sundar
  • 129.1
  • 029.2
  • 029.3
  • 029.4
  • 029.5
  • 229.6
29 OV
1 Runs
A. Markram to A. Patel W. Sundar
  • 128.1
  • 028.2
  • 028.3
  • 028.4
  • 028.5
  • 028.6
28 OV
3 Runs
S. Harmer to R. Jadeja A. Patel W. Sundar
  • W 27.1
  • 027.2
  • 027.3
  • 227.4
  • 127.5
  • 027.6
27 OV
4 Runs
K. Maharaj to W. Sundar R. Jadeja
  • 026.1
  • 226.2
  • 126.3
  • 126.4
  • 026.5
  • 026.6
26 OV
2 Runs
S. Harmer to R. Jadeja W. Sundar
  • 025.1
  • 125.2
  • 025.3
  • 025.4
  • 025.5
  • 125.6
25 OV
4 Runs
K. Maharaj to W. Sundar R. Jadeja
  • 024.1
  • 124.2
  • 024.3
  • 224.4
  • 024.5
  • 124.6
24 OV
3 Runs
S. Harmer to W. Sundar R. Jadeja
  • 023.1
  • 123.2
  • 023.3
  • 123.4
  • 023.5
  • 123.6
23 OV
2 Runs
K. Maharaj to R. Jadeja
  • 022.1
  • 022.2
  • 022.3
  • 222.4
  • 022.5
  • 022.6
22 OV
5 Runs
S. Harmer to R. Jadeja W. Sundar
  • 021.1
  • 421.2
  • 021.3
  • 021.4
  • 121.5
  • 021.6
21 OV
6 Runs
M. Jansen to W. Sundar R. Jadeja
  • 1 LB 20.1
  • 420.2
  • 020.3
  • 120.4
  • 020.5
  • 020.6
20 OV
0 Runs
S. Harmer to R. Pant R. Jadeja
  • 019.1
  • 019.2
  • 019.3
  • W 19.4
  • 019.5
  • 019.6
19 OV
0 Runs
M. Jansen to W. Sundar
  • 018.1
  • 018.2
  • 018.3
  • 018.4
  • 018.5
  • 018.6
18 OV
0 Runs
S. Harmer to R. Pant
  • 017.1
  • 017.2
  • 017.3
  • 017.4
  • 017.5
  • 017.6
17 OV
2 Runs
M. Jansen to W. Sundar R. Pant
  • 116.1
  • 116.2
  • 016.3
  • 016.4
  • 016.5
  • 016.6
16 OV
3 Runs
K. Maharaj to W. Sundar R. Pant
  • 015.1
  • 015.2
  • 115.3
  • 015.4
  • 115.5
  • 115.6
15 OV
1 Runs
S. Harmer to W. Sundar D. Jurel
  • 014.1
  • 014.2
  • 014.3
  • 014.4
  • 114.5
  • W 14.6
14 OV
0 Runs
K. Maharaj to D. Jurel
  • 013.1
  • 013.2
  • 013.3
  • 013.4
  • 013.5
  • 013.6
13 OV
0 Runs
S. Harmer to W. Sundar
  • 012.1
  • 012.2
  • 012.3
  • 012.4
  • 012.5
  • 012.6
12 OV
1 Runs
K. Maharaj to W. Sundar D. Jurel
  • 011.1
  • 111.2
  • 011.3
  • 011.4
  • 011.5
  • 011.6
11 OV
5 Runs
C. Bosch to W. Sundar
  • 010.1
  • 010.2
  • 010.3
  • 410.4
  • 010.5
  • 110.6
10 OV
1 Runs
K. Maharaj to W. Sundar D. Jurel
  • 09.1
  • 19.2
  • 09.3
  • 09.4
  • 09.5
  • 09.6
9 OV
9 Runs
C. Bosch to W. Sundar D. Jurel
  • 08.1
  • 18.2
  • 48.3
  • 08.4
  • 08.5
  • 48.6
8 OV
6 Runs
K. Maharaj to D. Jurel W. Sundar
  • 17.1
  • 27.2
  • 27.3
  • 17.4
  • 07.5
  • 07.6
7 OV
0 Runs
M. Jansen to W. Sundar
  • 06.1
  • 06.2
  • 06.3
  • 06.4
  • 06.5
  • 06.6
6 OV
0 Runs
S. Harmer to D. Jurel
  • 05.1
  • 05.2
  • 05.3
  • 05.4
  • 05.5
  • 05.6
5 OV
4 Runs
M. Jansen to W. Sundar
  • 44.1
  • 04.2
  • 04.3
  • 04.4
  • 04.5
  • 04.6
4 OV
1 Runs
S. Harmer to W. Sundar D. Jurel
  • 03.1
  • 03.2
  • 03.3
  • 03.4
  • 13.5
  • 03.6
3 OV
4 Runs
M. Jansen to KL Rahul D. Jurel
  • W 2.1
  • 02.2
  • 42.3
  • 02.4
  • 02.5
  • 02.6
2 OV
1 Runs
S. Harmer to KL Rahul W. Sundar
  • 01.1
  • 01.2
  • 01.3
  • 01.4
  • 11.5
  • 01.6
1 OV
0 Runs
M. Jansen to Y. Jaiswal W. Sundar
  • 00.1
  • 00.2
  • 00.3
  • W 0.4
  • 00.5
  • 00.6
Match Info
  • Venue Eden Gardens, Kolkata
  • Weather Sunny
  • Toss South Africa won the toss and elected to bat
  • Result South Africa beat India by 30 runs
  • Player of the Match Simon Harmer
  • Umpire Chris Gaffaney (NZ), Rod Tucker (AUS) and Richard Kettleborough (ENG)
  • Referee Sir Richie Richardson (WI)
Match Notes
  • Stumps: India 37/1 in 20.0 overs
  • Drinks: India 28/1 in 11.0 overs
  • Innings Break: South Africa 159/10 in 55.0 overs
  • J Bumrah 16th Test 5-wicket haul: 5/27 (14.0)
  • Tea: South Africa 154/8 in 52.0 overs
  • South Africa 150/7 in 47.4 overs
  • Referral 3 (44.1 ovs): K Verreynne against IND (LBW) Unsuccessful (IND: 3, SA: 0)
  • Drinks: South Africa 136/5 in 40.0 overs
  • Referral 2 (32.3 ovs): de Zorzi against IND (LBW) Unsuccessful (IND: 3, SA: 1)
  • Referral 1 (29.5 ovs): W Mulder against IND (LBW) Unsuccessful (IND: 3, SA: 2)
  • Lunch: South Africa 105/3 in 27.0 overs
  • South Africa 100/3 in 24.3 overs
  • Drinks: South Africa 66/2 in 14.0 overs
  • 1st wkt Partnership: 50 off 56 balls between A Markram (20) and R Rickleton (23)
  • South Africa 51/0 in 9.2 overs
  • Stumps: South Africa 93/7 in 35.0 overs
  • Referral 2 (31.4 ovs): IND against T Bavuma (LBW) Unsuccessful (IND: 2, SA: 3)
  • Referral 1 (27.6 ovs): M Jansen against IND (LBW) Successful (IND: 3, SA: 3)
  • Drinks: South Africa 60/4 in 22.0 overs
  • South Africa 51/4 in 19.0 overs
  • Tea: South Africa 18/1 in 6.4 overs
  • Innings Break: India 189/10 in 62.2 overs
  • Drinks: India 180/7 in 58.0 overs
  • Referral 1 (54.3 ovs): R Jadeja against SA (LBW) Unsuccessful (IND: 2, SA: 3)
  • India 153/4 in 47.1 overs
  • Lunch: India 138/4 in 45.0 overs
  • Ravindra Jadeja completes 4000 runs in Test
  • India 104/2 in 37.4 overs
  • Drinks: India 75/1 in 34.0 overs
  • India 50/1 in 26.1 overs
  • Referral 5 (33.2 ovs): K Yadav against SA (LBW) Unsuccessful (IND: 1, SA: 1)
  • Referral 4 (27.1 ovs): R Jadeja against SA (LBW) Unsuccessful (IND: 2, SA: 1)
  • India 51/4 in 22.4 overs
  • Drinks: India 38/4 in 19.4 overs
  • Referral 3 (15.4 ovs): SA against R Pant (Caught) Unsuccessful (IND: 3, SA: 1)
  • Referral 2 (8.5 ovs): D Jurel against SA (Caught) Successful (IND: 3, SA: 2)
  • Referral 1 (7.6 ovs): SA against D Jurel (LBW) Unsuccessful (IND: 3, SA: 2)
  • Lunch: India 10/2 in 7.0 overs
  • Innings Break: South Africa 153/10 in 54.0 overs
  • Referral 5 (53.1 ovs): K Maharaj against IND (LBW) Unsuccessful (IND: 1, SA: 2)
  • Referral 4 (53.1 ovs): T Bavuma against IND (LBW) Successful (IND: 1, SA: 3)
  • South Africa 150/8 in 51.2 overs
  • Drinks: South Africa 148/8 in 51.0 overs
  • T Bavuma 26th Test fifty: 50 runs in 122 balls (4x4) (0x6)
  • Referral 3 (40.3 ovs): IND against T Bavuma (LBW) Unsuccessful (IND: 1, SA: 3)
  • South Africa 100/7 in 38.3 overs
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