India vs South Africa: Dramatic Day at Newlands with South Africa All Out for 55

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 Live score between India and South Africa for the second test: dramatic day with South Africa out for 55

Live score between India and South Africa for the second test: dramatic day with South Africa out for 55


South Africa was all out for just 55 runs on this day, in what should have been a regular day—or, maybe more accurately, the most remarkable event of this series. It became a footnote as the Indian inning was resolved in 11 balls during the third session of the first day. India advanced from 153/4 in the 34th over to being all out for 153 runs in the 36th over, needing only one ball to do it. 


Beginning in the 34th over, Lungi Ngidi dismissed KL Rahul on the first delivery and sent Ravindra Jadeja and Jasprit Bumrah for ducks, ending the partnership between Rahul and Virat Kohli. The first ball of the next over saw Kohli fall victim to Rabada for 46 runs, and on the fifth delivery of that over, the legendary Krishna was unfortunate enough to be run out.


At Newlands Stadium in Cape Town, during the second test match between South Africa and India, Virat Kohli arrived for the ball (AFP).

Prior to this, on Wednesday, Siraj achieved career-high results in Test cricket, paving the way for the next year. On the opening day of the second Test at Newlands, Siraj claimed six wickets in nine overs, forcing South Africa to battle against Proteas' red-ball rhythm. Siraj made South Africa settle for their lowest total of 55 runs since the red-ball rhythm's beginning.


For the second Test against South Africa, Rohit's Team India made two changes to their playing eleven throughout the course of two matches. In the most recent ICC World Test Championship (WTC), seasoned all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja made a comeback to the Test setup. In the series' pivotal game, experienced all-rounder Ravichandran Ashwin was replaced by Jadeja.

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