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Soft signal is not out. Another blinder, the South Africans are making a habit of this in this innings! AFP Should India fail to win, it would end a run of nine straight series victories for the top-ranked team in the world. It took South Africa only a session to take the seven wickets they had to today.
AB de Villiers is safe. Rohit departs three short of his half ton. Definitely wasn't the fastest SuperSport zip but we had to make do with what we were given. Don't put it beyond him. Day 3 Report: South Africa ground its way to 90-2 and a lead of 118 over India in the second Test on Monday, increasing the possibility that Virat Kohli's 153 wouldn't be enough to autobus his team's winning run. I want to leave everything on the field. No overs were lost though and when play resumed the session had been extended by an hour past local time to end at 6. You can watch South Africa clinch a late, solo win. He gets a top edge which flies towards fine leg.
Ashwin without any foot movement goes after it as he tries to force it through the off side. Takes the engagement ring, which he wears around his neck, out and kisses it. Then there's a huge appeal for Ngidi against Patel.
ABOUT COOKIES - And again, it's one who's trying to play a needless big shot. He can only get an edge, and Quinton de Kock leaps up to complete a good catch.
That's it from us in our coverage of Day 4 of the second Test between South Africa and India at Centurion. Can't rule out a miracle for the Indian camp, however unlikely it may be, and we have to see how Pujara anchors the remainder of the Indian innings on Wednesday. Do join us in our coverage of the fifth day's play to find out whether the South Africans to regain the Freedom Trophy, or whether the Indians somehow keep the series alive. For now, it's a goodbye from us. And that's stumps on Day 4 of the second Test between South Africa and India. Some aggression off the last ball of the over, as Ngidi picks up the ball and throws it in the direction of Patel at the striker's end. Two off the over, and that should be the end of Ngidi's fiery spell on the fourth day. His figures read 6-2-14-2. Big appeal for caught-behind off the second delivery of the over, though the ball later is shown to have brushed off Parthiv's thigh. Parthiv deflects the ball through cover point off the last delivery of the over, collecting a couple of runs as a result. Two off the over. Parthiv chips the ball towards Philander at mid-on off the third delivery, but the ball lands just short of the fielder. Parthiv, though, gets off the mark with a single nevertheless. Jaffa from Morkel off the fifth delivery, narrowly beating Pujara's outside edge with a length delivery. Two off the over. Hands the strike back to Kohli next ball with a single. Kohli gets foxed by the bounce and sharp movement off the last delivery of the over, getting trapped lbw to hand the debutant a HUGE wicket. Tries reviewing it, but in vain, as India end up losing one. Five runs and a wicket. Out walks skipper Virat Kohli, finding himself in a familiar situation once again. India's opening woes continue to haunt them in this tour. Wicket maiden to start things off for Ngidi this innings. India vs South Africa, 2nd Test, Day 4 in Centurion, latest update: Maharaj bowls the final over of the fourth day, with Pujara setting off for a single after guiding the ball towards the off side. And that's stumps on Day 4 of the second Test between South Africa and India. Day 3 Report: South Africa ground its way to 90-2 and a lead of 118 over India in the second Test on Monday, increasing the possibility that Virat Kohli's 153 wouldn't be enough to save his team's winning run. AB de Villiers was 50 not out for South Africa, and Dean Elgar 36 not out at Centurion, where the Test and series started to seep away from India on an afternoon when a thunderstorm interrupted play and bad light caused an early end — to the dismay of the Indians. At stumps, South Africa still had eight wickets left in its second innings and will be targeting a lead of 250 at least, which statistics show is difficult to chase in the fourth innings at SuperSport Park. South African skipper Faf du Plessis and India captain Virat Kohli. AFP Should India fail to win, it would end a run of nine straight series victories for the top-ranked team in the world. South Africa already leads 1-0 in the three-match contest between Test cricket's top two teams. Whatever the doubts over India's No. The next best score by an Indian batsman was 46, by opener Murali Vijay. He was just the second Indian after Sachin Tendulkar to make 150 in a Test in South Africa. He hit 15 fours at Centurion, faced 217 balls, and was at the crease for over six hours in an effort to drag his team back into the contest. Having arrived at 28-2, Kohli was the last man out a day later when he miscued a drive off fast bowler Morne Morkel and was caught at mid-on by de Villiers. His innings lifted India out of early trouble, saw it through another slump at 164-5, and nearly took India into the lead for the first time this series. It was the India captain's fourth Test century in his last seven Test innings. But Kohli's frustration has also been apparent through the series, both in the field and while batting. In this Test he has regularly thrown his arms in the air at a missed catch or a poor piece of fielding from a teammate. On Monday, he tossed his bat to the ground when batting partner Hardik Pandya was run out for 15 for the day's first wicket and a crucial breakthrough for South Africa. Pandya carelessly failed to ground his bat despite it being over the crease when a throw by Vernon Philander crashed into the stumps. But we don't take any notice. When Ashwin went to an edge to South Africa captain Faf du Plessis at slip off the bowling of Philander, Kohli's reaction was to slam his bat into his pad at the non-striker's end. India's hopes did briefly brighten before the rainstorm when Bumrah took two early wickets in South Africa's second innings, removing Aiden Markram and Hashim Amla for 1 each inside the first six overs to have the Proteas in deep trouble at 3-2. De Villiers and Elgar settled South Africa either side of the thunderstorm, though, taking the lead past 100. The gloom set in again for the Indians, who were unhappy that play resumed so soon after the rain on a damp outfield that apparently resulted in a wet ball. The tourists also thought the umpires took them off too soon for bad light, just when the ball started beating the bat. The highest fourth-innings score at Centurion is 251-8 by England in 2000, although that was in the discredited Test where both teams forfeited innings at the suggestion of South African captain Hansie Cronje. After that, England's 228-9 in 2009 is the next highest. With inputs from AP Updated Date: Jan 16, 2018 09:49 PM.