India vs South Africa: Virat Kohli loses his calm with media after series defeat
Virat Kohli was seen restless as failing to digest the loss, he lost his calm during media interaction after Day 5 in Centurion.
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Virat Kohli was seen restless as failing to digest the loss, he lost his calm during media interaction after Day 5 in Centurion.
According to Bedi, another baffling decision was to drop pacer Bhuvneshwar Kumar after a six-wicket haul in the first Test in Cape Town.
From greasy hands to suicidal run-outs, we take a look at some of the major reasons which led to India's downfall in the Rainbow nation one more time.
Ngidi was delighted to win the man-of-the-match award on his debut and that too in front of his home crowd.
According to South Africa skipper Faf du Plessis, the hosts were pretty much on top of India in all five days of the game.
Kohli, who stroked a fighting 153 in India's first innings, said his side erred in reading the Centurion wicket properly.
Debutant Lungi Ngidi emerged as the newest fast-bowling nemesis that India discovered as he snared six scalps for a mere 39 runs. He replaced injured pacer Dale Steyn in the second Test.
Failing to perform in the series, which was titled as a ‘litmus test’ for the No.1 Test side, India collapsed in a competitive 287-run target chase.
Cheteshwar Pujara, who was run out in both the innings of Centurion Test, has now become the first India player to be run-out twice in a Test.
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Elgar and de Villiers put on a partnership of 141 runs for the third wicket and set up the base for South Africa's second innings that ended on 258.
Shami took 4/49 in South Africa's second innings as the hosts were bowled out for 258, setting India a target of 287 to win.
Debutant Lungi Ngidi grabbed the wickets of Kohli and Rahul while Kagiso Rabada dismissed Vijay to rock the Indian second innings and place the hosts in a commanding position of clinching the three-match series with one Test to go in Johannesburg.
Rahul's failure in the second innings will only result in the critics questioning Kohli's motive behind dropping Shikhar Dhawan for the second Test.
India's original 'Master Blaster' Sunil Gavaskar feels that retired Test cricketer and former captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni shouldn't have quit Test cricket as his role in the team is invaluable.
The Proteas spearhead said that the Indian team have players that could beat the hosts for the very first time at home.
The incident happened in the 25th over of South Africa's second innings when Kohli continued to complain to umpire Gough about the ball being affected by a damp outfield.
Wriddhiman Saha was replaced by Parthiv Patel in the ongoing second Test at Centurion after he picked up the injury, which was initially described as a niggle.
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Morkel said the game will have an outcome despite the loss of time today due to rain and bad light.