🏏India tour of South Africa:3rd T20@SuperSportPark,Centurion Nov 13🏏 - Page 2

Originally posted by: vijay

I feel we were about 15-20 runs short in the last match, which could have been achievable if Hardik had managed to score more in those final 2 overs.

Let’s hope Team India brings their A-game in today's match and secures a solid win! 🇮🇳

Yes he can easily dispatch it, on-side but he not even try to score runs - 8 balls are too many in death over as DOT ball.

We must need to win atleast 1 so we can draw series (2/2)

Momentum changed now so i am afraid they will win one of game.

Thanks for the tag Soni.

May the best team win.

Cheers..

Thanks for the tag soni

i will follow the score updt here

South Africa South Africa

India you better win today

Thanks for the tag 💙

Thank you, Soni, for the thread and for tagging me.

India has to tighten their belts to put a good effort to win this match.

The series is tied 1-1 as we welcome you to the third encounter. India won the first T20 in a comprehensive manner thanks to a hundred by Sanju Samson while South Africa clinched a low-scoring second T20. India have looked the better of the two sides even though the series is level and the reason for that is their bowling attack, especially the spinners - Varun Chakravarthy and Ravi Bishnoi. The pair have picked up 12 wickets between them in the two games and comfortably outbowled South Africa's spinners. They almost defended a partly total of 124 in the second game and were denied a victory by Tristan Stubbs. South Africa's batters have to come up with better plans to counter the Indian duo if they're to take the lead in the series. The winner of today's game will ensure they don't lose the series and that is a big incentive for the two teams. SKY has lost the toss in both games but he was happy to bat first in both. Will the flip of the coin go his way today? Or will it be 3 out of 3 for Markram?

A hot morning has melted into a cloudy afternoon. A thunderstorm last night soaked the place, but the thirsty earth has swallowed every last drop" - greets Telford Vice from the venue.

The hosts in a low-scoring affair clinched a win by three wickets in the last encounter.

However, their issues against spin especially against the likes of Varun Chakravarty were on display yet again. On the other hand apart from Sanju Samson’s brilliance Indian batting has not looked up to the mark. Abhishek Sharma, after starting his international career on a high has hit a slump and needs a big score.

Suryakumar Yadav and others though have shown glimpses in two games nothing substantial has manifested in their bats. And for South Africa, the big guns Aiden Markram, Henrich Klassen, and David Miller have had quiet a couple of games and would be hoping to make an impact on Wednesday to take the lead in the series.