The best chance of India to win in South Africa turned into their worst dreams.
They started the three-test series in style in Centurion but failed to keep the momentum running.
Results? Kohli & Co have lost 1-2 and the golden opportunity to announce their dominance in the only country where India has never won the test series.
Your Majesty Mountain instead still testifies about how the South African team is young and relatively inexperienced to carry out it with a style on the fourth day of the final test in Newlands on Friday afternoon.
Under the bright sky, chasing 212 for victory, they won a test with seven goals and with absolute brilliance air.
Kegan Petersen, South African ‘kp’ whom belongs to them to be stored, led from the front.
Reinforced placed at 101-2, and with the ball still new, the host starts four days with a careful note.
There is enough bounce in the goal and the opportunity continues to be made.
Indian luck is quiet and the rest is consumed by Petersen who is elegant and determined 113-ball 82.
He shakes folds, seeing a caregiver falling at the slip by Pujara from Jasprit Bumrah who is tireless and comes very close to creeping moving balls.
But he remained at.
And when he found the room to settle down, some noble drives, the front and back legs, gradually took sessions, days and matches from visitors.
Petersen finally left and Temba Bavuma entered to finish the match with Rassie Van der Dussen with style.
Dean Elgar, which his own contribution remains perfect in this series, jumps happily and so is the other South African team.
The scene inside and around the dressing room speaks volume from what this team has just reached.
Indian shoulders fall.
They won a throw that behind him was better lost, went to the game, a short batsman, was very bad at occasion and the field – unfortunately for them – began to subside only when they prayed not.
That was the circumstances of playing through the first and second sessions that even inside the edge did not succeed, overthrowing up to insult to injury, a fallen caregiver and Kohli’s troops did not get the opportunity to disrupt the opposition verbally.
Petersen, Bavuma and Van der Dussen have lowered their heads and started working.
The reasons missing in India in Johannesburg again haunted them at Cape Town – less walking enough on the board.
In the second round of the third test, a bad shape with a bat that continues to deteriorate.
Outside Rishabh Pant and Extras provided by South Africa, the remaining orders of Indian batting contributed only 70 runs.
That’s exactly where India lost this test.
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in the second and third test.
It does not lack as much bite that has no accuracy over a sustainable period of time.
This is probably the only difference left between how South Africa bowled, vis-Ã -visit their opponents.
“The right area,” as coach Bowling Paras Mhambrey striped after the third day game, missed and Kohli claimed after the test
India failed to conquer ‘Final Frontier’; South Africa Clinch Series 2-1
