De Kock hits 50; SA off to good start

January 21, 2022 19:29

SA 93-0 (15 ovs) vs India 287-6 | Scorecard

Chahal continues as de Kock clips the second ball through square leg for a single and Malan takes one down to long-on.

Chahal drifts on the pads as de Kock glances it fine on the leg side for three runs and Malan keeps strike with one off the last ball.

Bhuvneshwar from the other end. Malan takes a single on the off-side from the first ball before de Kock gets one off the next.

Bhuvneshwar drops short as Malan pulls it through square leg for a four and then takes a single to midwicket.

Another short ball as de Kock pulls it to deep square leg for one and Malan takes another run down to long-on.

This is turning out to be too easy for the Proteas. Chahal comes up with a tidy over, giving away just three singles.

South Africa are 93 for no loss in 15 overs, needing another 195 runs from 30 overs for victory at an asking rate of 5.55.

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