Ishant strikes again as SA need under 100 for victory

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January 27, 2018 19:41

SA 144-4 (61 ovs) 194 vs India 247 & 187 | Scorecard

Ishant continues.

Elgar takes a run to square leg before Ishant strikes again.

The ball nips back in, it keeps low and goes right through Du Plessis's defences.

He is gone for 2.

Bumrah gives two runs in an over that saw the ball play all kinds of tricks.

Ishant continues and that is a maiden.

South Africa now need 100 runs to win this match.

Bumrah continues after tea and comes around the wicket to Elgar and the batsman gets two runs behind square.

He gets another couple through mid-wicket. Elgar happy with playing on the leg side as he gets another single down that same place.

Dinesh Karthik has replaces Parthiv behind the stumps, the latter subbed due to a broken finger.

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