IND vs SA 1st Test highlights: South Africa bowl India out for 93 in fourth innings to win Kolkata Test

Keshav Maharaj with another, and South Africa have done it! An incredible win over India, defeating the side by 30 runs. 

After one four and two sixes, Axar Patel has departed after handing a catch to Temba Bavuma. India now 93-8.

Kuldeep Yadav is the next victim of Simon Harmer! Departs on a score of one run. India lose their 7th wicket on 77 runs. 

Washington Sundar has departed on a score of 31 runs in the second innings. India is now six down on a score of 72 runs.

Simon Harmer with another! India lose their fifth wicket on a score of 64 runs. Jadeja walks for 18 runs in the second innings. The hosts are in deep deep trouble here. 

Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar, looking to take India over the finish line. After 22.5 overs, the score reads 51-4.

Simon Harmer takes the prized wicket of Rishabh Pant! The star batter depart on a score of four runs. India in deep deep trouble, 38-4.

Dhruv Jurel has departed on a score of 13 runs. Hitting the ball straight into the hands of the fielder at deep mid-wicket. India now 33/3, need 91 runs to win the game. 

After 11.2 overs, India's score reads 32-2, Sundar on a score of 18 and Jurel on 13. South Africa is in the hunt for wickets, as India hopes to slowly move towards their target here. 

We are here after lunch, India now 11/2 after 7.1 overs, hoping for a good show as they look to chase down 124.

South Africa are in a commanding position here. Lunch is called on day 3 with India on a score of 10/1, need 114 more runs to win the game. 

India are effectively three down as Marco Jansen has gotten rid of both Indian openers. With captain Shubman Gill not scheduled to bat, India have effectively lost three wickets for just one run. Jansen got some bounce owing to his height and KL Rahul was caught in two minds, whether to leave it or play at it and remained somewhere in the middle, before the ball touched his gloves on the way to the keeper Kyle Verreyne, who grabs his second consecutive catch off the bowler.

Marco sJansen takes the first wicket of the run chase! Yashasvi Jaiswal departes for a duck, India now 0/1.

KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal are out in the middle, team India is all set to kick off the run chase here. The hosts need 124 runs to win the game, and both Jaiswal and Rahul will look to put in a good performance.

South Africa have been bundled out for 153 runs, Siraj gets his second of the over, dismissing Keshav Maharaj. Team India need 124 runs to win this game.

Mohammed Siraj with a peach of a delivery to Simon Harmer back to the pavilion on a score of seven runs. India get their 9th wicket of the second innings, the score reads 153-9.

A brilliant knock by the South Africa captain under pressure. Completes his 50 in 122 deliveries, South Africa's lead grows to 112. The score reads 142-8.

Jasprit Bumrah with the first wicket of the day! Beaten all ends up, Corbin Bosch departs on a score of 25 runs in 37 deliveries. The score reads 135/8.

Jasprit Bumrah has come into the attack here; the Indian team is clearly in search of wickets there. After 43.2 overs, the score reads 122-7.

With 40 overs done in the second innings, the onus has fallen onto the shoulders of South Africa skipper Temba Bavuma. The star batter stands on a score of 35 runs in 98 deliveries. The score reads 106-7 after 40 overs. 

The first big news ahead of the third day's play was about the Indian captain, Shubman Gill, who won't feature in the remainder of the first Test against South Africa. Gill suffered a neck injury and continues to be hospital under observation for recovery.

India were ahead in the game, having South Africa seven down for 93 on a tricky Kolkata pitch. The match is likely to end on Sunday and the third day will be the final day. South Africa need to Temba Bavuma and Co to add at least 50 runs to be able to challenge India in the fourth innings and with no Shubman Gill, the chase won't be easy on this surface. Should be a cracker, welcome to our coverage.