Pandya out for 20

Thu, 11 December 2025

22:27

Ind 136-5 (16 ovs) vs SA 213-4 | Scorecard

Baartman is back in the attack and after a dot, the ball hits the bail, it lights up but falls back in position and Jitesh gets a lucky life.

Yorker next and Jitesh flicks it over long leg for a six!

Jitesh then takes a couple before a misfield from Linde allows the batter a boundary at sweeper cover.

A single to end the over as 13 come off it.

Jitesh is the new man in and he is off the mark with a cheeky four, he edges it late past the keeper for a four.

Two dots later, the takes a single down the ground as 7 runs and a wicket come off it.

Sipamla is back in the attack and Pandya is dropped by Jansen at long on and he takes a quick couple.

Full and straight next, Pandya clears his leg, tries to go after the bowler only to mistime it to Brevis at deep mid-wicket. Pandya out for 20 off 23.

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