Axar out for 21 off 12

Thu, 11 December 2025

21:45

Ind 67-4 (8 ov) vs SA 213-4 | Scorecard

Pandya is the new man in and he starts with a dot as he inside edges the ball onto the pads.

He plays out two more dots as a wicket and 2 runs come off it.

Ottneil Baartman in the attack now and Axar starts the over with a single.

Tilak then gets a single to long on.

Axar then slaps the ball straight to man at cover and there is an appeal for a catch, third umpire called in to check for clean catch and Hendricks does well to keep his fingers under the ball to take a good low catch as he fell back while attempting the catch. Axar out for 21 off 12.

Offie Donovan Ferreira in the attack now and Tilak starts the over with a single down the ground.

Full ball next and Axar launches the ball over long on for a six!

A single next before Tilak makes room and slices the ball through backward point for a four!

A dot later, Tilak ends the over with a couple as 14 come off it.

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