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India vs South Africa, 1st Test Match Summary

IND vs SA, 2019 - Test Summary

India vs South Africa Scorecard

Match Ended

Dr. Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium, Visakhapatnam , Oct 02, 2019

India

502/7d&323/4d

South Africa

431&191 (63.5)

India beat South Africa by 203 runs

Player of the Match

Rohit Sharma

IND 502/7

Top Batsmen

Mayank Agarwal

215 (371)

23x4s
6x6s
57.95SR

Rohit Sharma

176 (244)

23x4s
6x6s
72.13SR

Top Bowlers

Keshav Maharaj

ECON 3.43

OVERS

189/3

R/W

Dean Elgar

ECON 4

OVERS

4/1

R/W

SA 431/10

Top Batsmen

Dean Elgar

160 (287)

18x4s
4x6s
55.74SR

Quinton de Kock

111 (163)

16x4s
2x6s
68.09SR

Top Bowlers

Ravichandran Ashwin

ECON 3.12

46.2

OVERS

145/7

R/W

Ravindra Jadeja

ECON 3.1

OVERS

124/2

R/W

IND 323/4

Top Batsmen

Rohit Sharma

127 (149)

10x4s
7x6s
85.23SR

Cheteshwar Pujara

81 (148)

13x4s
2x6s
54.72SR

Top Bowlers

Keshav Maharaj

ECON 5.86

OVERS

129/2

R/W

Vernon Philander

ECON 1.75

OVERS

21/1

R/W

SA 191/10

Top Batsmen

Dane Piedt

56 (107)

9x4s
1x6s
52.33SR

Senuran Muthusamy

49 (108)

5x4s
0x6s
45.37SR

Top Bowlers

Mohammad Shami

ECON 3.23

10.5

OVERS

35/5

R/W

Ravindra Jadeja

ECON 3.48

OVERS

87/4

R/W

160 then. Points for India in the World Test Championship so far. This being a 3-match series, a win gives you 40 points. Way ahead of the rest and given that they are enjoying a home run for a lengthy period of time, the hosts would like to consolidate that spot in the coming months. What about South Africa? They fought hard for the first 3 days but Day 4 was probably where the game slipped away. There are some technical shortcomings as well, along with the weather conditions. But they need to find answers to all these pretty quickly, as the second Test is upon all from Thursday, 10th October, 2019 from 9.30 am local (0400 GMT) in Pune. Would winning the toss make things any better? Doubt that, with India playing so well but Faf du Plessis can perhaps consult Australian Women's captain, Meg Lanning to help win the toss. ADIOS! TAKE CARE!

ROHIT SHARMA HAS BEEN NAMED THE MAN OF THE MATCH. Says that he just wanted to go out there and do what he does best, exploring opportunities at the top. Thanks the coach and management for giving him that chance. Believes that getting 40 points is more important than all that and is happy that India continue to stay at the top of the table in the World Test Championship. On him now opening in all formats, Rohit says that it was communicated to him around 2 years ago, that he might be asked to open, so it was not altogether a surprise and he used to practice really hard in the nets. On him playing watchfully at the start in both white-ball and red-ball cricket, Sharma says that one needs to assess the conditions first and then play your own game. Stresses that the batsman should be leaving the ball outside off, play as close to the ball as possible and then play one's shots, which has been his mantra so far. On being asked about him creating the record for hitting the most number of sixes in a Test, Rohit instantly says that there are quite a few things in Test cricket that he is not aware of. Adds that his main aim was to maintain his focus and outwit the bowlers, who, he believes are very smart these days.

Victorious Indian captain, Virat Kohli, comes up next. On being asked for the win, which was not easy, Kohli admits that it was so. Adds that they did get the result they wanted but admires the resistance shown by South Africa. Details that once you get 500 on the board, you are always in the ascending seat irrespective of the fight shown by the opposition. Praises his batsmen in both innings for scoring quickly and says that it was a tough grind, but due to the weather. On the pacers doing well on a track suited to the spinners, Kohli says that it all depends on the attitude. Adds that in the last 2 years, every Indian pacer has looked to contribute on every pitch, albeit bowling shorter spells and communicating well with the captain, even when conditions are difficult. Praises Ashwin and Jadeja for bowling consistently well, on a flat track in the first innings, with the offie taking 7 there and Jadeja taking quick wickets in the second. On Shami's spell this morning, Kohli feels that the pacer has always done well in the recent past and when the ball reverses, he is unstoppable. In the end, praises all the bowlers. On the current quality of the SG ball, Kohli feels that this particular lot is better than the previous one, staying hard for around 40-45 overs but wants it to be harder till at least 60 overs because, even if the pitch is helping you, you would want the ball to do something as well.

Time for the presentation. Faf du Plessis first up, the South African captain. A bit of a disgruntled look on his face. Praises India for putting up a great total and then his own team for fighting hard. Adds that in an ideal world, he would have loved his bowlers to bowl India out cheaply but has to stop and admire another Rohit special. Is wary of a pitch exploding on Day 5 but apart from the collapse on Sunday morning, he believes that South Africa fought hard. On the wicket for this Test, Faf says that it seemed to hold on a bit and apart from Shami taking a 5-fer on Day 5, the seamers barely got much purchase. Rues the fact that his spinners could not do much in the third innings, which is where the game drifted away. Admits that the collapse this morning was way too quick and it does happen on Day 5 but quickly says that one cannot do much about it, so wants to move forward and look ahead to the second Test.

Mohammed Shami is gifted the stump which he broke, while cleaning up Dane Piedt. On being asked his plan to bowl on the wicket, Shami says that it is very difficult to take wickets on such pitches, so the team planned to bowl in line of the stumps. On the pacers bowling well, Shami says that over the past 4-5 years, the combination of the pacers has been excellent and if the ball starts to reverse a bit, aided with uneven bounce, everyone does well. On breaking the middle order of the Proteas, Shami says that the aim is always to remove the top 5 of the opposition early and in doing that, keep the line which attacks the stumps. Thanks the crowd for its support.

The Indians then. Heroes? Oh you could make movies which could run successfully for the next decade. Rohit Sharma showing that he loves to open in any format. Just 176. 224 less perhaps? Then Mayank Agarwal. Getting to his double ton. The duo staging a 317-run opening stand. Then Ashwin taking a 7-fer, showing that he is still India's number 1 Test spinner. And Rohit again in the second dig, scoring his second century in this Test. And in the final innings, Jadeja and the second innings hero, Mohammed Shami. A total team effort. Simply superb. Given that a seamer has taken 5 wickets on Day 5, simply shows how good India's pace attack is even now. Here is the hero, talking to Sanjay Manjrekar.

Now, to this match overall. How many heroes for the South Africans? Maharaj in the first innings. For believing in himself while getting sent to the cleaners for two days that eventually he will get some reward, ending up with 3 scalps. Then Dean Elgar, Quinton de Kock and Faf du Plessis, for ensuring that there is some fight shown and the Proteas do not cave in. Made India bowl 131.2 overs, an achievement in itself, playing spin really well. But that was it. That seemed to take a heavy toll as they simply could not turn up with either bat or ball in the second innings. A lead of 71 was not what India would have expected after scoring 502/7 but the Saffas could not pounce on that opportunity.

India knew they had the aces when they came out to bowl this morning, only having to land the ball in the right areas and allow the pitch to do the rest. South Africa, inexperienced as they were, seemed confused as to whether they should come forward or stay back and were caught in no man's land. Markram was the only man to fight at the top while Muthusamy and Piedt averted some embarrassment with a 91-run stand lower down the order.

So how do you play low bounce and extra bounce? Difficult, very difficult. Probably go forward, rather than backward? And do not leave any ball. ANY. De Bruyn, Bavuma, de Kock and Piedt - all suffered the harsh consequences of the ball staying low while du Plessis chose to leave one and had to leave the field. Though the Proteas might look at that period of the first hour on the final day and call it a manic hour, it would still have been difficult for them or any team to hang around against a quality opposition on a wearing pitch. And that is why life is heaven for spinners in India on Day 5, seeming like hell in the first 3.

Right then. Took a while to come, after a collapse this morning, but eventually, India have won convincingly, with more than a session to spare. For all the fight shown by South Africa in the first innings, sadly, the second dig was a damp squib, though they can blame the inconsistent bounce on the pitch for the same.

63.5

Mohammed Shami To Kagiso Rabada OUT!

OUT! CAUGHT! Fifth Five-fer for Shami! He has been excellent in this innings, was right on the mark since the start. Shami deserves this one every bit. Good length ball outside off, Rabada attempts to drive but gets an outside edge towards Saha who makes no mistake. With this INDIA WIN BY 203 RUNS AND GO 1-0 UP IN THE THREE TEST MATCH SERIES.

63.4

Mohammed Shami To Kagiso Rabada

BEATEN! Loose drive from Rabada! Good length ball outside off, Rabada looks to drive but gets beaten in the air.

63.3

Mohammed Shami To Kagiso Rabada

Full delivery on middle, Rabada looks to slog it away but it goes off the inside half towards short mid-wicket.

63.2

Mohammed Shami To Kagiso Rabada

Good length delivery on off, Rabada defends it off the back foot.

63.1

Mohammed Shami To Senuran Muthusamy

Full delivery on the pads, Muthusamy flicks it towards the leg side for a single. Moves on to 49 with that single.

Over 63 : 190/9

5 Runs

062.1
062.2
062.3
162.4
062.5
462.6

K. Rabada

18 (15)

S. Muthusamy

48 (107)

R. Jadeja

25-6-87-4

62.6

Ravindra Jadeja To Kagiso Rabada

FOUR! Nicely played! Short ball outside off, Rabada rocks back and cuts it through the cover region for a boundary.

62.5

Ravindra Jadeja To Kagiso Rabada

BEATEN! Flighted delivery outside off, Rabada looks to defend but misses it.

62.4

Ravindra Jadeja To Senuran Muthusamy

Full delivery outside off, Muthusamy looks to drive but gets an inside edge towards deep square leg for a single.

62.3

Ravindra Jadeja To Senuran Muthusamy

Full delivery on off, Muthusamy defends it off the front foot.

62.2

Ravindra Jadeja To Senuran Muthusamy

Flighted delivery on middle, Muthusamy flicks it towards the leg side but refuses the single.

62.1

Ravindra Jadeja To Senuran Muthusamy

Flatter delivery outside off, Muthusamy defends this towards the off side.

Over 62 : 185/9

9 Runs

061.1
461.2
561.3
061.4
061.5
061.6

K. Rabada

14 (13)

S. Muthusamy

47 (103)

M. Shami

10-2-34-4

61.6

Mohammed Shami To Kagiso Rabada

Short delivery on middle, Rabada defends this off the back foot.

61.5

Mohammed Shami To Kagiso Rabada

BEATEN! Good length ball outside off, Rabada looks to defend but gets beaten.

61.4

Mohammed Shami To Kagiso Rabada

Full delivery on the pads, Rabada looks to flick but misses.

61.3

Mohammed Shami To Senuran Muthusamy

FIVE OVERTHROWS! Rabada was a goner here! Good length delivery outside off, Muthusamy pushes it towards covers and takes off for a quick single. Jadeja runs in and has a shy at the stumps but misses. If he had hit, Rabada would have been out. The ball rolls on towards the square leg region for a boundary.

61.2

Mohammed Shami To Senuran Muthusamy

EDGED AND FOUR! Another one that goes through the vacant first slip region! Length ball on off, it pitches and straightens. Muthusamy looks to defend but it goes off the outside edge through the vacant first slip region for a boundary into the third man fence.

61.1

Mohammed Shami To Senuran Muthusamy

Outside off, fuller ball, Muthusamy tucks this one towards the square leg fielder.

Over 61 : 176/9

10 Runs

060.1
060.2
060.3
460.4
060.5
660.6

K. Rabada

14 (10)

S. Muthusamy

38 (100)

R. Jadeja

24-6-82-4

60.6

Ravindra Jadeja To Kagiso Rabada

SIX! Floated ball outside off, Rabada plays a lovely lofted shot over the long on fielder for a maximum. Looking to attack the spinners.

60.5

Ravindra Jadeja To Kagiso Rabada

The batsman has played that off the front foot and into the ground.

60.4

Ravindra Jadeja To Kagiso Rabada

FOUR! Flighted ball on off, Rabada goes down on one knee and sweeps it past the mid on fielder for a boundary. He did not time it well but still had enough to reach the boundary.

Full Commentary

63 OV

5 Runs

R. Jadeja to S. Muthusamy K. Rabada

062.1
062.2
062.3
162.4
062.5
462.6

62 OV

9 Runs

M. Shami to S. Muthusamy K. Rabada

061.1
461.2
561.3
061.4
061.5
061.6

61 OV

10 Runs

R. Jadeja to K. Rabada

060.1
060.2
060.3
460.4
060.5
660.6

60 OV

5 Runs

M. Shami to D. Piedt K. Rabada S. Muthusamy

W 59.1
459.2
059.3
059.4
1 LB 59.5
059.6

59 OV

5 Runs

R. Ashwin to D. Piedt

058.1
058.2
058.3
458.4
058.5
158.6

58 OV

2 Runs

R. Jadeja to S. Muthusamy D. Piedt

057.1
057.2
057.3
157.4
1 B 57.5
057.6

57 OV

1 Runs

R. Ashwin to S. Muthusamy D. Piedt

056.1
056.2
056.3
056.4
156.5
056.6

56 OV

3 Runs

R. Jadeja to S. Muthusamy D. Piedt

155.1
155.2
055.3
055.4
155.5
055.6

55 OV

1 Runs

R. Ashwin to S. Muthusamy D. Piedt

054.1
054.2
154.3
054.4
054.5
054.6

54 OV

0 Runs

R. Jadeja to D. Piedt

053.1
053.2
053.3
053.4
053.5
053.6

53 OV

0 Runs

R. Ashwin to S. Muthusamy

052.1
052.2
052.3
052.4
052.5
052.6

52 OV

3 Runs

R. Sharma to S. Muthusamy D. Piedt

051.1
051.2
051.3
151.4
251.5
051.6

51 OV

4 Runs

R. Jadeja to D. Piedt

450.1
050.2
050.3
050.4
050.5
050.6

50 OV

0 Runs

R. Ashwin to S. Muthusamy

049.1
049.2
049.3
049.4
049.5
049.6

49 OV

4 Runs

R. Jadeja to D. Piedt

048.1
248.2
248.3
048.4
048.5
048.6

48 OV

8 Runs

R. Ashwin to S. Muthusamy

047.1
047.2
447.3
047.4
047.5
447.6

47 OV

5 Runs

R. Jadeja to S. Muthusamy D. Piedt

146.1
046.2
046.3
046.4
446.5
046.6

46 OV

4 Runs

I. Sharma to D. Piedt

045.1
045.2
045.3
445.4
045.5
045.6

45 OV

4 Runs

R. Jadeja to S. Muthusamy

044.1
444.2
044.3
044.4
044.5
044.6

44 OV

0 Runs

I. Sharma to D. Piedt

043.1
043.2
043.3
043.4
043.5
043.6

43 OV

0 Runs

R. Jadeja to S. Muthusamy

042.1
042.2
042.3
042.4
042.5
042.6

42 OV

2 Runs

I. Sharma to D. Piedt S. Muthusamy

041.1
141.2
041.3
041.4
141.5
041.6

41 OV

3 Runs

R. Jadeja to D. Piedt S. Muthusamy

040.1
040.2
140.3
240.4
040.5
040.6

40 OV

2 Runs

I. Sharma to S. Muthusamy D. Piedt

039.1
039.2
139.3
039.4
139.5
039.6

39 OV

5 Runs

R. Jadeja to S. Muthusamy D. Piedt

038.1
138.2
038.3
038.4
438.5
038.6

38 OV

1 Runs

M. Shami to S. Muthusamy D. Piedt

137.1
037.2
037.3
037.4
037.5
037.6

37 OV

9 Runs

R. Jadeja to S. Muthusamy D. Piedt

136.1
036.2
036.3
436.4
036.5
436.6

36 OV

1 Runs

M. Shami to S. Muthusamy D. Piedt

035.1
035.2
035.3
1 B 35.4
035.5
035.6

35 OV

10 Runs

R. Jadeja to D. Piedt

434.1
634.2
034.3
034.4
034.5
034.6

34 OV

2 Runs

R. Ashwin to S. Muthusamy D. Piedt

133.1
133.2
033.3
033.4
033.5
033.6

33 OV

1 Runs

R. Jadeja to S. Muthusamy D. Piedt

132.1
032.2
032.3
032.4
032.5
032.6

32 OV

1 Runs

R. Ashwin to S. Muthusamy D. Piedt

031.1
131.2
031.3
031.4
031.5
031.6

31 OV

4 Runs

R. Jadeja to D. Piedt

030.1
030.2
030.3
030.4
430.5
030.6

30 OV

1 Runs

R. Ashwin to D. Piedt S. Muthusamy

029.1
029.2
029.3
029.4
129.5
029.6

29 OV

2 Runs

R. Jadeja to S. Muthusamy

028.1
228.2
028.3
028.4
028.5
028.6

28 OV

3 Runs

R. Ashwin to S. Muthusamy D. Piedt

127.1
127.2
127.3
027.4
027.5
027.6

27 OV

0 Runs

R. Jadeja to A. Markram V. Philander K. Maharaj D. Piedt

W 26.1
026.2
026.3
W 26.4
W 26.5
026.6

26 OV

4 Runs

M. Shami to S. Muthusamy

025.1
025.2
025.3
425.4
025.5
025.6

25 OV

6 Runs

R. Jadeja to A. Markram S. Muthusamy

424.1
024.2
024.3
124.4
124.5
024.6

24 OV

0 Runs

M. Shami to de Kock S. Muthusamy

W 23.1
023.2
023.3
023.4
023.5
023.6

23 OV

8 Runs

R. Jadeja to A. Markram

022.1
422.2
422.3
022.4
022.5
022.6

22 OV

4 Runs

M. Shami to du Plessis de Kock

021.1
021.2
021.3
421.4
W 21.5
021.6

21 OV

0 Runs

R. Jadeja to A. Markram

020.1
020.2
020.3
020.4
020.5
020.6

20 OV

5 Runs

I. Sharma to A. Markram du Plessis

019.1
019.2
019.3
419.4
119.5
019.6

19 OV

5 Runs

R. Ashwin to A. Markram

018.1
018.2
018.3
418.4
018.5
118.6

18 OV

5 Runs

I. Sharma to A. Markram du Plessis

017.1
017.2
017.3
117.4
017.5
417.6

17 OV

3 Runs

R. Ashwin to A. Markram du Plessis

016.1
116.2
016.3
116.4
116.5
016.6

16 OV

0 Runs

I. Sharma to du Plessis

015.1
015.2
015.3
015.4
015.5
015.6

15 OV

6 Runs

R. Ashwin to A. Markram

614.1
014.2
014.3
014.4
014.5
014.6

14 OV

4 Runs

M. Shami to du Plessis

013.1
013.2
013.3
013.4
413.5
013.6

13 OV

0 Runs

R. Ashwin to A. Markram

012.1
012.2
012.3
012.4
012.5
012.6

12 OV

1 Runs

M. Shami to A. Markram T. Bavuma du Plessis

011.1
111.2
W 11.3
011.4
011.5
011.6

11 OV

1 Runs

R. Ashwin to A. Markram de Bruyn T. Bavuma

010.1
010.2
110.3
010.4
W 10.5
010.6

10 OV

7 Runs

M. Shami to A. Markram de Bruyn

19.1
09.2
49.3
19.4
09.5
19.6

9 OV

0 Runs

R. Ashwin to de Bruyn

08.1
08.2
08.3
08.4
08.5
08.6

8 OV

2 Runs

R. Jadeja to A. Markram

07.1
07.2
27.3
07.4
07.5
07.6

7 OV

0 Runs

R. Ashwin to de Bruyn

06.1
06.2
06.3
06.4
06.5
06.6

6 OV

0 Runs

R. Jadeja to A. Markram

05.1
05.2
05.3
05.4
05.5
05.6

5 OV

4 Runs

R. Ashwin to de Bruyn

04.1
04.2
04.3
04.4
44.5
04.6

4 OV

1 Runs

R. Jadeja to D. Elgar de Bruyn A. Markram

03.1
03.2
W 3.3
03.4
13.5
03.6

3 OV

1 Runs

R. Ashwin to D. Elgar A. Markram

02.1
02.2
02.3
12.4
02.5
02.6

2 OV

1 Runs

R. Jadeja to D. Elgar A. Markram

01.1
01.2
01.3
1 LB 1.4
01.5
01.6

1 OV

2 Runs

R. Ashwin to A. Markram D. Elgar

10.1
00.2
00.3
00.4
00.5
10.6

Match Info

Venue Dr. Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium, Visakhapatnam
Weather Sunny
Toss India won the toss and elected to bat
Result India beat South Africa by 203 runs
Player of the Match Rohit Sharma
Umpire Chris Gaffaney (NZ), Richard Illingworth (ENG) and Nigel Llong (ENG)
Referee Sir Richie Richardson (WI)

Match Notes

Stumps: India 202/0 in 59.1 overs
Rain Stoppage: India 202/0 in 59.1 overs
Tea: India 202/0 in 59.1 overs
1st wkt Partnership: 202 off 351 balls between M Agarwal (84) and R Sharma (115)
India 202/0 in 58.1 overs
1st wkt Partnership: 150 off 287 balls between M Agarwal (68) and R Sharma (81)
India 150/0 in 47.5 overs
Drinks: India 139/0 in 46.0 overs
M Agarwal 4th Test fifty: 51 runs in 114 balls (7x4) (2x6)
1st wkt Partnership: 103 off 213 balls between M Agarwal (45) and R Sharma (58)
India 103/0 in 35.3 overs
Lunch: India 91/0 in 30.0 overs
R Sharma 11th Test fifty: 52 runs in 84 balls (5x4) (2x6)
1st wkt Partnership: 52 off 115 balls between M Agarwal (27) and R Sharma (25)
India 52/0 in 19.1 overs
Drinks: India 37/0 in 15.0 overs
Senuran Muthusamy makes his Test debut for South Africa

Stumps: South Africa 39/3 in 20.0 overs
T Bavuma dropped on 0 by H Vihari on 17.5 overs
Innings Break: India 502/7dec in 136.0 overs
India 500/7 in 135.1 overs
Change of ball: India 474/6 in 128.4 overs
Referral 1 (126.2 ovs): South Africa against H Vihari (LBW) Unsuccessful (IND: 2, SA: 2)
Tea: India 450/5 in 124.0 overs
India 450/5 in 123.3 overs
4th wkt Partnership: 53 off 82 balls between M Agarwal (38) and A Rahane (15)
M Agarwal: 200 runs in 358 balls (22x4) (5x6)
Drinks: India 407/3 in 112.0 overs
India 405/3 in 110.2 overs
3rd wkt Partnership: 53 off 87 balls between M Agarwal (33) and V Kohli (20)
Drinks: India 358/2 in 100.0 overs
M Agarwal: 150 runs in balls 294 (18x4) (3x6)
India 351/2 in 94.3 overs
Lunch: India 324/1 in 88.0 overs
New ball taken: India 323/1 in 84.1 overs
1st wkt Partnership: 300 off 481 balls between M Agarwal (131) and R Sharma (167)
India 300/0 in 79.5 overs
R Sharma: 150 runs in 224 balls (18x4) (5x6)
Drinks: India 264/0 in 75.0 overs
1st wkt Partnership: 250 off 434 balls between M Agarwal (107) and R Sharma (140)
India 250/0 in 72.2 overs
M Agarwal maiden Test hundred: 100 runs in 204 balls (13x4) (2x6)
R Sharma dropped on 125 by de Kock on 63.3 overs

Stumps: South Africa 385/8 in 118.0 overs
R Ashwin 27th Test 5-wicket haul: 5/125 (38.2)
Referral 1 (108.5 ovs): IND against S Muthusamy (LBW) Unsuccessful (IND: 1, SA: 2)
de Kock 5th Test hundred: 103 runs in 149 balls (15x4) (2x6)
Drinks: South Africa 354/6 in 103.0 overs
S Muthusamy dropped on 0 by A Rahane on 100.6 overs
South Africa 1352/6 in 101.0 overs
R Jadeja completes 200th wicket in Test
6th wkt Partnership: 151 off 234 balls between D Elgar (60) and de Kock (60)
de Kock dropped on 79 by W Saha on 94.4 overs
D Elgar: 150 runs in balls 269 (17x4) (4x6)
Tea: South Africa 292/5 in 87.0 overs
6th wkt Partnership: 100 off 156 balls between D Elgar (37) and de Kock (60)
de Kock Test fifty: 50 runs in 79 balls (7x4) (1x6)
South Africa 250/5 in 78.2 overs
Drinks: South Africa 243/5 in 75.0 overs
6th wkt Partnership: 51 off 73 balls between D Elgar (19) and de Kock (31)
South Africa 200/5 in 63.3 overs
Drinks: South Africa 198/5 in 63.0 overs
de Kock dropped on 7 by R Sharma on 60.4 overs
D Elgar 12th Test hundred: 100 runs in 175 balls (11x4) (4x6)
5th wkt Partnership: 101 off 167 balls between D Elgar (49) and du Plessis (50)
du Plessis 20th Test fifty: 50 runs in 91 balls (7x4) (1x6)
Lunch: South Africa 153/4 in 50.0 overs
South Africa 153/4 in 49.1 overs
D Elgar dropped on 74 by W Saha in 45.2 overs
5th wkt Partnership: 51 off 83 balls between D Elgar (20) and du Plessis (30)
D Elgar Test fifty : 50 runs in 112 balls (6x4) (1x6)
South Africa 102/4 in 37.2 overs
Drinks: South Africa 92/4 in 35.0 overs
South Africa 53/3 in 23.5 overs

Stumps: South Africa 11/1 in 9.0 overs
South Africa 4/1: D Elgar lbw b R Jadeja 2(16)
Referral 1 (3.2 ovs): IND against D Elgar (LBW) Successful (IND: 2, SA: 2)
Innings Break: India 323/4dec in 67.0 overs
India 300/4 in 64.0 overs
Drinks: India 254/3 in 60.0 overs
India 253/3 in 59.0 overs
Referral 3 (52.6 ovs): SA against R Jadeja (LBW) Unsuccessful (IND: 1, SA: 1)
R Sharma 5th Test hundred: 100 runs in 133 balls (9x4) (4x6)
India 190/2: C Pujara lbw b V Philander 81(148)
Referral 2 (50.6 ovs): SA against C Pujara (LBW) Unsuccessful (IND: 1, SA: 2)
Tea: India 175/1 in 48.0 overs
Referral 1 (131.2 ovs): SA against C Pujara (LBW) Unsuccessful (IND: 2, SA: 2) (Retained)
2nd wkt Partnership: 150 off 231 balls between R Sharma (70) and C Pujara (75)
India 153/1 in 43.4 overs
2nd wkt Partnership: 100 off 184 balls between R Sharma (45) and C Pujara (54)
C Pujara 21st Test fifty: 53 runs in 106 balls (9x4) (1x6)
Drinks: India 116/1 in 38.0 overs
India 102/1 in 32.5 overs
R Sharma 11th Test fifty: 50 runs in 91 balls (3x4) (3x6)
2nd wkt Partnership: 52 off 118 balls between R Sharma (35) and C Pujara (16)
Drinks: India 63/1 in 26.0 overs
C Pujara dropped on 8 by de Kock on 21.4 overs
India 52/1 in 19.3 overs
Lunch: India 35/1 in 14.0 overs
Innings Break: South Africa 431/10 in 131.2 overs
South Africa 431/10: K Rabada lbw b R Ashwin 15(17)
Referral 3 (131.2 ovs): IND against K Rabada (LBW) Successful (IND: 1, SA: 2)
Referral 2 (128.1 ovs): IND against K Rabada (LBW) Unsuccessful (IND: 1, SA: 2) (Retained)
South Africa 402/9 in 125.0 overs

Mohammed Shami 5th Test 5-wicket haul: 5/35 (10.5)
Drinks: South Africa 161/9 in 59.1 overs
South Africa 150/8 in 54.4 overs
D Piedt maiden Test fifty: 50 runs in 86 balls (8x4) (1x6)
9th wkt Partnership: 51 off 105 balls between S Muthusamy (18) and D Piedt (32)
Lunch: South Africa 117/8 in 42.0 overs
South Africa 100/8 in 36.4 overs
South Africa 70/8: K Maharaj lbw b R Jadeja 0(1)
Referral 3 (26.5 ovs): K Maharaj against IND (LBW) Unsuccessful (IND: 2, SA: 2) (Retained)
South Africa 70/7: V Philander lbw b R Jadeja 0(3)
Referral 2 (26.4 ovs): IND against V Philander (LBW) Successful (IND: 2, SA: 2)
Drinks: South Africa 52/4 in 21.5 overs
South Africa 52/3 in 21.4 overs

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Player	Runs	Avg.
Rohit Sharma IND	529	132.25
Mayank Agarwal IND	340	85.00
Virat Kohli IND	317	158.50
Dean Elgar SA	232	46.40
Ajinkya Rahane IND	216	72.00

Player	Wickets	Eco.
Ravichandran Ashwin IND	15	2.74
Mohammed Shami IND	13	2.56
Ravindra Jadeja IND	13	2.67
Umesh Yadav IND	11	3.43
Kagiso Rabada SA	7	3.16

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