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12/11 11:45 CST South Africa's batters restore some pride in 51-run win against
India in 2nd T20
South Africa's batters restore some pride in 51-run win against India in 2nd T20
NEW CHANDIGARH, India (AP) --- Opener Quinton de Kock was run out for 90 and
South Africa's batters restored some pride in a 51-run win against India in the
second T20 on Thursday.
South Africa scored 213-4 after losing the toss at New Chandigarh before
dismissing India for 162 in 19.1 overs to tie the five-match series at 1-1.
South Africa made three changes from the series opener where the visitors were
all out for 74, their lowest-ever total in Twenty20 cricket. India was
unchanged from the 101-run win.
De Kock blasted seven sixes and five fours Thursday in his 46-ball innings. He
was run out after quick work from India wicketkeeper Jitesh Sharma.
South Africa finished its innings strongly with 49 runs off the last three
overs. Donovan Ferreira hit 30 not out in 16 balls, including two sixes against
Jasprit Bumrah in the 20th over. David Miller was 20 not out in 12 deliveries.
Tilak Varma top scored for India with a 34-ball 62.
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