Samson departs after stunning ton

November 08, 2024 22:01

India 182-5 (17 Ovs) vs SA | SCORECARD

Peter returns to bowl his third over. Sanju Samson and Hardik Pandya start with a single each. Samson continues his aggressive batting, hitting a massive six. However, he is eventually caught by Stubbs, ending his brilliant innings at 107 runs off 50 balls.

Rinku Singh joins Hardik Pandya at the crease. India are already on 175 runs, with their sights set on a big total. Rinku defends the last two balls of the over. India adds 8 runs and loses one wicket in the 16th over, reaching 175-4.

Coetzee returns to the attack. Hardik Pandya gets a single. Rinku Singh hits a boundary. He then takes a single. Hardik Pandya is dismissed by Jansen. Axar Patel comes in at number 7 and scores a single.

India add 7 runs and loses one wicket in the 17th over, reaching 182-5.

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