De Kock hits half-ton

Thu, 11 December 2025

19:51

SA 90-1 (10 ovs) vs Ind | Scorecard

Axar is back in the attack and de Kock comes down the track and lofts it over long on for a six!

De Kock then plays the ball to deep backward square leg for a couple.

De Kock then takes a single to the leg side that brings up the 50-wicket partnership.

A dot later, Markram and de Kock take a single each as 11 come off the over.

Pandya continues and after a dot, Markram drives the ball to long on for one.

De Kock then brings up his 50 with a flick off a full toss to deep mid-wicket for a four!

De Kock then takes a single to the leg side.

A wide later, Pandya bowls a slow short ball and Markram fails to connect the pull.

Short ball again and Markram pulls it to the leg side for a couple. 9 come off it.

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