De Kock run out for 90

Thu, 11 December 2025

20:28

SA 160-3 (16 ovs) vs Ind | Scorecard

Donovan Ferreira is the new man in and he starts with four dots.

Pressure now back on South Africa.

Full and Ferreira is off the mark with a swing to mid-wicket for a four as a wicket and four runs come off it.

Chakravarthy is back in the attack and de Kock is run out first ball. De Kock taps the ball down, Jitesh who picks the ball from the air as it bounces behind him, collects it and breaks the stumps as the batter is slow to get back. He is out for 90. SA lose their 3rd wicket. Brilliant work from Jitesh.

Dube continues and de Kock and Brevis take three singles.

A dot later, Brevis lofts the ball towards long-off, Gill hits the advertisement board as the attempts the catch. Six given.

A dot to end the over as 15 come off it.

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