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2nd Test, Day 2: Kohli double ton helps India remain in driver's seat

With Kohli scoring a career-best unbeaten 254, India buried the Proteas under a mountain of runs, putting on board a mammoth 601 for five.

India TV Sports Desk Reported by: India TV Sports Desk [ Published on: October 11, 2019 18:04 IST ]
  • Virat Kohli blended grace with determination to raise his record-breaking seventh double hundred which grinded down a hapless South Africa on the second day of the 2nd Test on Friday.
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    Virat Kohli blended grace with determination to raise his record-breaking seventh double hundred which grinded down a hapless South Africa on the second day of the 2nd Test on Friday.

  • With Kohli scoring a career-best unbeaten 254, India buried the Proteas under a mountain of runs, putting on board a mammoth 601 for five.
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    With Kohli scoring a career-best unbeaten 254, India buried the Proteas under a mountain of runs, putting on board a mammoth 601 for five.

  • Ravindra Jadeja (91) also helped himself with some heavy-duty hitting before missing out on his second Test hundred as Kohli declared immediately after his dismissal.
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    Ravindra Jadeja (91) also helped himself with some heavy-duty hitting before missing out on his second Test hundred as Kohli declared immediately after his dismissal.

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  • At stumps, South Africa were reeling at 36 for three as India aim to wrap the series up inside four days.
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    At stumps, South Africa were reeling at 36 for three as India aim to wrap the series up inside four days.

  • Umesh Yadav got rid of both the openers -- Dean Elgar (6) and Aiden Markram (0) -- while Mohammed Shami saw the back of Temba Bavuma (8).
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    Umesh Yadav got rid of both the openers -- Dean Elgar (6) and Aiden Markram (0) -- while Mohammed Shami saw the back of Temba Bavuma (8).

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