SA on a roll after 2 quiet overs

Thu, 11 December 2025

20:38

SA 179-4 (18 ovs) vs Ind | Scorecard

Bumrah is back in the attack and Ferreira starts the over with a single to long off off the low full toss.

Full toss and Miller thumps it down the ground for a four!

Slower attempted yorker drifting down and the ball hits the batter's leg and runs past the keeper for a four!

Miller then clips the next ball to deep mid-wicket for a couple.

Full toss again and Miller slaps it through covers for a four!

Slow bouncer to end the over as 15 come off it.

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

Ferreira then takes a single to long on.

A dot later, Miller and Ferreira take a single each as 4 runs and a wicket come in the over.

Axar is back in the attack and he strikes as Brevis makes room and tries to go over mid-wicket only to be caught by Tilak Varma who dives forward to complete a clean catch. He is out for 14.

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