1st Test: Indian batters succumb to indiscretion on quicker pitch
It was cricket in fast forward in the morning session on Tuesday, and the Indian batters were at the receiving end. Just like that, with a wave of Lung Ngidi’s bowling arm, the tale went topsy-turvy. A horror morning ensured that seven Indian wickets fell for 49 runs as the team went from 278/3 to 327 all out, the side’s sixth-worst collapse for the last seven wickets against South Africa, and second-worst away from home.
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