India vs South Africa 2nd ODI: Shreyas Iyer, Ishan Kishan ensure series-levelling victory | Cricket News
RANCHI: With most of his famous and well-known Indian teammates busy warming up in Perth in the lead up to the upcoming T20 World Cup Down Under, home boy Ishan Kishan Grab the chance to enjoy the spotlight at the well-lit JSCA International Stadium here on Sunday.
AS IT HAPPENED
Chasing 279 on the track was a bit slower, but without any demons in it, Southpaw started patiently and, once set, took the aggressive route, passing 93 out of 84. ball with four sides and seven six.
Shreyas Iyer bounced back from where he left off in the previous game (50) and acted as the anchor to finish to take India home with a seven-goal win that leveled the series with 25 balls in reserve. In the process, the Mumbai cricketer made his mark on his second ODI century. That’s his fifth 50 plus in the last six ODI innings.
Kolkata Knight Riders captain stabbed 15 times in the leg during his butt. Along with the Patna-born ping-pong ball, Iyer stitched 161 balls – 155 out – for a 3rd bat to keep the ship steady for India, who went down 48 for two in 8.5 times. overcome.
Skier Shikhar Dhawan played a reckless shot down the slide, losing root to a left-handed player Wayne Parnell. Shubman Gill played a light 28 knock before unlucky enough to deliver a low catch to the pacer Kagiso Rabadawho rushed down to seize the opportunity to follow him.
From that point on, it was the Iyer-Kishan performance. Both ensured that there weren’t any further hiccups in the chase and although Kishan fell only seven ways past his first international hundred, India made it home with ease. Sanju Samson joined the party.
Prior to that, Aiden Markram and Reeza Hendricks had been scoring steadily for half a century to win the single-ball title 129 times for a third racket as South Africa hit 278/7 in 50 rounds.
Criticized for their death bowling game in the past few weeks, Indian bowlers take the lead Mohammed Siraj did an outstanding job in stopping the visitors from breaching the 300-run mark. With a score of 3-38 from 10 rounds, Siraj easily became the choice of Indian bowlers.
Shardul Thakur There were also tight passes that kept Siraj and Proteas only able to score 57 runs as they lost two shots in the last 10 passes. India was also helped by some poor shooting picks by the away team. Markram and Hendricks joining forces as South Africa 40/2 following the mandatory first Powerplay and building a substantial partnership before the return of Hendricks failed to erase the deep square foot boundary from Siraj, with the top player fairy Shahbaz Ahmed neat grasp.
Henrich Klaasen Start quickly and run to a 26-ball 30 with two sixs and fours each. However, a gentle dismissal – trying to get the ball inside out to knock Kuldeep Yadav, made Siraj catch a good card. Two balls later, on the next ball thrown by Washington Sundar, Markram left without getting past Dhawan on the back cover while trying to hit the top.
Newspaper David Miller again looks good contact but can’t find additional gear as Proteas has dropped at least 20 pieces.
