🏏South Africa vs India, 4th T20I: Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg 🏏 - Page 33

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SKY is presented with the series trophy and as is the tradition with recent Indian teams he immediately presents it to the newcomers in the side. That is Yash Dayal, Vyshak and Ramandeep Singh. They are at the centre as they hold the trophy to the cameras. Another series win for India in foreign conditions and they have been deserved winners too. Just the one loss for them in the series and that was a close game too. The other games their batting ran riot and South Africa had no answers. The future for this T20I side is looking bright as India looks towards the 2026 T20 World Cup at home. South Africa may have been missing a couple of key bowlers in Rabada and Ngidi and that showed as the inexperienced attack was taken apart by the Indians.

With this short white-ball tour done, the attention now shifts to the red-ball format for India. The BGT is up next and that's a big one starting on the 22nd of this month at Perth. South Africa too have red-ball action coming up against Sri Lanka and Pakistan. We will be there to bring all those games to you. For now we are ending things here. Till next time, take care and be well. See you soon. Bye.