India bowling loses its sting

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January 27, 2018 18:32

SA 124-1 (52 ovs) 194 vs India 247 & 187 | Scorecard

Now both South African batters at the crease have completed their half-centuries.

Amla and Elgar are running nicely between the wickets, pinching the singles and twos at will.

Also, the Indian bowling has lost its sting, allowing the batsmen to settle down.

Bumrah continues and Amla gets two runs down to third man.

Amla now gets to his 38th Test 50 with 2 runs. This is his 2nd fifty of the match.

Amla then punches one to the covers off the back foot and gets a single.

Bumrah ends the over with a short ball that flies over the batsmen's head.

Bhuvi continues and that a good over.

Amla gets three runs of a shot off the back foot.

Bhuvi then beats Elgar with a good ball.

Bumrah is brought back into the attack and both batsmen take a run each off the bowler.

Bhuvi then bowls a maiden.

Pandya continues and gives away two runs.

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