Rabada ends Rohit resistance
India were 76-4 and still trailed South Africa by 210 runs at lunch on day two at Newlands.
India were 76-4 and still trailed South Africa by 210 runs at lunch on day two at Newlands.
The Proteas must be favourites to dismiss India on day two and take a substantial lead into their second innings.
The Proteas fought back to leave India three wickets down and trailing by 258 runs at stumps on day one at Newlands.
India took full advantage of the conditions and poor shot selection to reduce South Africa to 230-7 at tea on day one.
Faf du Plessis and AB de Villiers steered South Africa to 107-3 at lunch on day one at Newlands.
South Africa have won the toss and decided to bat in the first Test at Newlands.
South Africa’s Test victory taught us nothing we didn’t already know about day-night pink ball cricket, writes GARY LEMKE.