Kuldeep, Chahal take 4 wickets each

February 07, 2018 23:44

SA 179 (40 ovs) vs India 303-6 (50 ovs) | Scorecard

India beat South Africa by 124 runs in the 3rd ODI at Cape Town after another fine display of spin bowling by Kuldeep Yadav and Yuzvendra Chahal, both batsmen scalping four wickets a piece.

Earlier, on the back of Virat Kohli's 160 (not out), India reached a total of 303 for 6 in their 50 overs.

Kuldeep and Chahal once again broke the back of the South African middle order as no one stood up to the challenge and lost wickets at regular intervals.

Duminy made a notable contribution with his 51 runs but once he was dismissed the Proteas folded like a pack of cards.

Kuldeep continues and Ngidi on strike.

Full toss and the batsman hammers the ball to long-off for a couple.

Ngidi then goes down on one knee, swings his arms and that is over long on for a four.

Ngidi is the last man out as Kuldeep traps him in front of the stumps.

11 runs and wicket come in that over.

Rabada comes in to bat and he connects. He sends the ball flying deep over mid-wicket for a six.

Chahal continues and with that South Africa lose another wicket. They are nine down now.

Tahir is caught by Kohli for 8 off 6 deliveries.

Tahir charges down and hits a four straight down the ground.

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