India still not out of the woods

Thu, 11 December 2025

22:15

Ind 116-4 (14 ovs) vs SA 213-4 | Scorecard

Ngidi is back in the attack and starts with a seam-up ball and Pandya plays it straight to the man at short fine for a dot.

Slower ball next and Pandya swings it to the leg side for a single.

Full ball next, Tilak gets down on one knee and swings it over deep backward square leg for a six and brings up his 50.

Tilak then gets a couple past mid-off.

Slow bouncer next and Tilak fails to capitalise on it and he pulls it to mid-wicket for a single.

Pandya then takes a single to the leg side for a single. Again, 11 comes off it.

Linde continues and Pandya starts the over with a six over deep mid-wicket.

The batters then rotate the strike as 11 come off it.

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