India need 37 from 2 overs

October 06, 2022 22:29

India 213-7 (38/40 ovs) vs SA 249-4 | Scorecard

Ngidi to bowl the 38th over. The first ball is a wide outside the off-stump before Samson glances a full toss past short fine leg for a four.

He goes for a big shot down the ground but only for a single down to long-on.

Ngidi dents India's hopes with the wicket of Thakur, who is caught by Maharaj on the off-side, after a good hand of 33 from 31 balls.

Kuldeep Yadav perishes for a first-ball duck as he slices the slower ball high and is caught on the off-side.

Avesh Khan sensibly takes a single to give Samson the strike before Ngidi bowls a wide.

Samson can't connect off the last ball, leaving India to get 37 from the last two overs.

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