South Africa vs India Match Stats

Full and on the pads, flicked away to deep mid-wicket for a single.

Arm ball, on a good length and coming in sharply onto middle, Rassie van der Dussen keeps it out from his crease.

FOUR! Streaky but will do nicely for Rassie van der Dussen and South Africa. Flighted delivery around off, Rassie steps down the track and gets beaten in the flight, managing to get an inside edge that goes past the leg stump and rolls away into the fine leg fence.

Angled into middle and leg, Rassie van der Dussen keeps it out.

Sliding in from around off, Rassie van der Dussen stays on the front foot and pushes it toward cover.

Full and at the stumps, eased down to long on for a single.

Floated on a length and around off, Rassie van der Dussen gets a stride across and defends it to covers.

Short of a length on leg stump, this is pulled down to long on for just a single.

Floats it up and throws it outside off on a shorter length, Tony de Zorzi rocks back and slaps it to deep cover for one more.

Shorter again, turning in from middle stump, Rassie van der Dussen stays back and punches it straight down to long off for yet another single.

Changes the angle of attack and floats it well across the off stump, Tony de Zorzi stays on the back foot and chops it toward point.

SIX! BANG! Tosses this one up in the slot around middle, Tony de Zorzi gets the front leg out of the way and slog-sweeps it handsomely into the stands beyond the mid-wicket fence. Just 10 needed now for South Africa to win.

Flighted delivery outside off, Rassie van der Dussen comes forward and pushes it down through mid off for a single.

Quick and shorter over middle, tucked away past square leg for another run.

Beaten! On a length and around off, this one slides on but doesn't angle back in much. Rassie van der Dussen looks to drive at it but is beaten past the outside edge.

Full and quick around off, pushed out toward cover.

Keeps it full and angles it into middle and leg, Rassie van der Dussen eases it to mid on.

Holds it back a touch and bowls it at the stumps, Rassie van der Dussen tentatively blocks it out off the front foot.

Nice high-arm action, tossing it up around off and middle, Tony de Zorzi punches it to extra cover.

Shortens the length and bowls it over middle this is punched off the back foot past the diving fielder at mid on for a single.

Good length onto middle, punched off the middle of the bat but straight to silly mid on.

Flatter one outside off, keeping a shade low, Rassie van der Dussen chops it in front of covers.

On a good length again and outside off, played on the up but straight to covers again.

Full and straight this time, played with soft hands toward mid on.

Rinku Singh now comes in to roll his arm over and starts with a fuller delivery on middle. Tony de Zorzi drives it down to long off and picks up a single.

Shorter and outside off, chopped away to the left of cover-point.

OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Rinku Singh on debut picks up his maiden ODI wicket and he is off in celebration as he can barely believe it. This is bowled from the front of the hand, quicker and flatter outside off. Rassie van der Dussen looks to rock back and cut but gets a faint outside edge which is sharply gobbled up by Sanju Samson behind the sticks. Rassie departs with just 6 runs needed.

Short and outside off, cut away in front of point for a single by Aiden Markram.

Nagging length in and around the stumps, Tony de Zorzi defends it out.

Fuller and at the stumps, blocked off the front foot.

Sai Sudharsan now comes in to bowl his leg-breaks. Starts with a short one outside off, this is cut away off the back foot to deep cover-point for a run.

Comes from around the wicket to left-hander and drags it down a bit on middle and leg, Tony de Zorzi defends it out.

WIDE! Short and outside off, pushed well wide this time for a wide.

SIX! Tony de Zorzi hits the winning runs and South Africa have leveled it all up. Sai Sudharsan floats this one up a bit on the stumps and in the slot. De Zorzi gets down on one knee and goes hard at the slog-sweep. The timing isn't quite there and the ball goes really high. Mukesh Kumar settles himself right on the edge of the ropes at deep mid-wicket and even takes the catch but finds himself beyond the ropes and Sai Sudharsan has his hands on his head. South Africa win by 8 wickets and one of the floodlights seems to have lost power temporarily.