Indian bowlers leak runs

Thu, 11 December 2025

20:18

SA 147-2 (14 ovs) vs Ind | Scorecard

Hardik is back in the attack and he starts with a short bouncer and Brevis fails to connect the upper cut again and wide called.

Short and wide next and Brevis cuts it to deep cover for a single.

Again a widish ball and de Kock slaps it through covers to beat a diving Gill at the boundary.

De Kock then plays the ball to mid-wicket and scampers for a couple.

Full ball on the pads next and de Kock flicks the ball over deep backward square leg for a six!

De Kock then flicks the ball to mid-wicket for a couple. A single down the ground to end the over as 17 come off it.

Dewald Brevis is the new man in.

Dube in the attack now and de Kock starts the over with a single to deep square leg.

A wide later, Brevis is off the mark with a single.

Fuller ball next and de Kock plays it to long off for a single.

Short and outside off next and Brevis thumps it over mid-off for a four.

Short bouncer and Brevis is beaten as he fails to connect the ramp shot.

A single to end the over as 9 come off it.

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