Jitesh out for 27

Thu, 11 December 2025

22:37

Ind 158-6 (18 ovs) vs SA 213-4 | Scorecard

Dube is the new man in and he is off the mark with a single.

16 runs and a wicket come off it.

Sipamla is back in the attack and he bowls a slower full and wide ball and Tilak smacks it over extra cover for a six!

Short ball next and Tilak pulls it down to deep mid-wicket where Brevis does well to keep it from going to the boundary. The batters get a couple.

Tilak then takes a single to mid-wicket.

Short bouncer next, Jitesh stays back and pulls it over deep backward square leg for a six!

Short bouncer again and Jitesh tries to go big again, the ball goes off the leading edge, hangs in the air for long before Baartman watches it into his hands till the very end. Jitesh is out for 27.

Jansen in the attack and after a dot, Jitesh takes a single.

Tilak then takes a single off a leg bye before an overthrow from the keeper allows the batters to sneak a couple off byes.

Tilak then takes a couple to mid-wicket before a dot to end the over as just 6 runs come off it.

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