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India vs South Africa 3rd Test match, Day 3: India need 2 wickets to complete their first-ever clean sweep - in pictures

India face South Africa in the third and final Test at the JSCA International Stadium Complex in Ranchi.

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  • Oct 21, 2019, 09:20 AM IST

And STUMPS!!!! India bowlers have done an excellent job and restricted the South Africans to 132 runs at the JSCA International Stadium Complex in Ranchi.

Before India enforced the follow-on, the host has got the Proteas all out for 162.

Dean Elgar was hit on the helmet and suffered a concussion. Theunis de Bruyn was named as his replacement. 

India need just two wickets to complete their first-ever clean sweep. South Africa trail by 203 runs.

South Africa: 132/8 (46 overs)

South Africa: 162 - all out (56.2 overs)

India: 497/9 (116.3 overs) declared

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1. Start to Day 3 and South Africa in trouble, lose their captain

Start to Day 3 and South Africa in trouble, lose their captain
1/18

Clean Bowled!! 

 

The ball perfectly lands on a good length, threatening to angle in, forcing Faf du Plessis to play for it inside the line, only to find a crack and deviate away to knock out the top of off. 

 

du Plessis b U Yadav 1(9)

2. Hamza has an Indian fifty

Hamza has an Indian fifty
2/18

And with a SIX Hamza has an Indian fifty -- courtesy Ashwin's flight that he takes on to get forward and loft away over long-on.

3. 2 overs, 2 wickets - Nadeem gets his maiden Test wicket

2 overs, 2 wickets - Nadeem gets his maiden Test wicket
3/18

Jadeja and Shahbaz Nadeem both do wonders for India. In two overs, they send two Proteas players back.

 

Jadeja has knocked Zubayr Hamza over! A straighter delivery around middle and leg, it skids along the deck and Hamza got outfoxed due to the lack of bounce. 

 

He was looking to punch it off the back foot, but the ball goes through him and takes down the leg stump. 

 

Zubayr Hamza b Jadeja 62(79) [4s-10 6s-1]

 

As for Nadeem, he gets his maiden Test wicket. 

 

Bavuma shimmies down the wicket to play this one, but the spinner drags back his length and extracts some sharp spin off the deck. Saha does well to grab it.

 

Although the batsman tries his best to drag his bat back inside the crease, he can hardly get anywhere close to it. 

 

With two wickets in quick succession, the crowd in Ranchi has gone berserk. 

 

Bavuma st W Saha b Nadeem 32(72) [4s-5]

 

Indian bowlers whose maiden wicket have been via stumpings:

WV Raman (C Walsh)

M Venkataramana (D Haynes)

Asish Kapoor (C Hooper)

Shahbaz Nadeem (T Bavuma)

4. Jadeja strikes again, Proteas are six wickets down

Jadeja strikes again, Proteas are six wickets down
4/18

Bowled!! 

 

Jadeja usually wreaks havoc in the second innings of a match, but he's weaving his magic in the first one as well. 

 

The off-stump goes for a toss and that brings an end to Klaasen's stay out in the middle. 

 

Klaasen b Jadeja 6(10) [4s-1]

5. Indian bowlers ripping through the Proteas batting line up

Indian bowlers ripping through the Proteas batting line up
5/18

The Indian bowlers have been ripping through the Proteas batting line up. 

 

Shami first sends D Piedt back for Lbw. Piedt doesn't review and walks off. 

 

That was on a length, refuses to rise up and Piedt was caught on the back foot. Had to saunter down on to his haunches but even that wasn't enough. The moment he was hit on the pads, the bowler went up and the umpire obliged. 

 

D Piedt lbw b Shami 4(14)

 

 

As for Ashwin, he does not get a wicket to his name but Rabada is sent back by Umesh Yadav that too after misfielding.

 

NEVER RUN ON A MISFIELD. 

 

Umesh Yadav scores a direct hit from mid-off and sends Rabada back. 

 

That was driven firmly to mid-off and Umesh fumbled, George Linde called for a single and Rabada was slightly late to react. That extra few seconds cost him.

 

Rabada run out (U Yadav) 0(6)

6. George Linde dismissed for 37

George Linde dismissed for 37
6/18

Umesh Yadav manages to find the edge.

 

Full and outside off, Linde is sucked into the expansive drive and he goes hard.

 

The ball tails away a bit and that is enough to take the outside edge, flies low to widish second slip and Rohit snaffles it neatly. 

 

George Linde c Rohit b U Yadav 37(81) [4s-3 6s-1]

7. Nadeem helps India dismiss the last batsman

Nadeem helps India dismiss the last batsman
7/18

Only an inside edge could have saved Nortje but he was struck plumb in front. 

 

The slider which skids on, Nortje presses forward and is beaten by the in-drift, the ball strikes him in front of middle and ball-tracking shows it to be going on to crash into leg-stump. 

 

Anrich Nortje lbw b Nadeem 4(55)

8. Proteas all out for 162, India have enforced the follow-on

Proteas all out for 162, India have enforced the follow-on
8/18

India bowlers have done an excellent job and got the South Africans all out for 162 at the JSCA International Stadium Complex in Ranchi. 

 

Highest 1st innings leads for Ind vs SA

347 Kolkata 2009/10

335 Ranchi 2019/20

326 Pune 2019/20

213 Delhi 2015/16

165 Joburg 2006/07

136 Nagpur 2015/16

 

The first time India enforces follow-on twice in a home series since 1993/94 against Sri Lanka (Lucknow & Bengaluru)

 

The last time South Africa followed-on twice in a series was against England at home in 1964/65

 

The first instance of South Africa following-on in two consecutive Tests since 2001/02 against Australia (SCG & Joburg)

 

Enforcing follow-on most times among Indian captains

8 V Kohli *

7 M Azharuddin

5 MS Dhoni

4 S Ganguly

9. Proteas lose first wicket after follow-on

Proteas lose first wicket after follow-on
9/18

The off stump does a long jump! 

 

Umesh starts with a WICKET.

 

Kept this on a good length around middle and off, de Kock's footwork went nowhere and ended up playing down the wrong line in defence. 

 

de Kock b U Yadav 5(6) [4s-1]

10. Shami sends Hamza back for a duck

Shami sends Hamza back for a duck
10/18

Bowled by Shami!! 

 

This was the fullish in-angler on off stump, drawing Hamza forward to push at it and the ball just held its line ever so slightly to beat the outside edge, thereby nipping the top of off stump. 

 

Zubayr Hamza b Shami 0(6)

 

11. Shami strikes twice

Shami strikes twice
11/18

Shami is trying to finish the Proteas innings today itself. First, he sent Faf and now Temba Bavuma.

For Faf, he went wide of the crease on two occasions. Faf gets pinned on the crease and is late to react as this straightens off the deck just a fraction to rap him on the back pad. 

The lower bounce didn't help either and it looked stone dead in real-time. The umpire wasted no time in raising his finger but Faf, perhaps in desperation, went for the review. 

However, the review goes in favour of India and SA are now falling apart once again. 

du Plessis lbw b Shami 4(10)

For Bavuma, he was edged and taken! 

Shami gets closer to the sticks on this occasion to deliver the near-accurate out-seamer just around off stump, Bavuma isn't tight enough as he pokes at this tentatively. 

Bavuma c W Saha b Shami 0(3)

12. Elgar has retired hurt after being hit by Umesh Yadav

Elgar has retired hurt after being hit by Umesh Yadav
12/18

Dean Elgar struck on the helmet by a nasty bouncer by Umesh! They've taken Tea early. 

 

Elgar was seen sitting beside the pitch for a few minutes before he picked himself up and walked off. 

 

George Linde comes out to bat.

13. Umesh comes back to pick up Klaasen!

Umesh comes back to pick up Klaasen!
13/18

The umpire raises the finger straight away after Klaasen is trapped on the crease.

 

Seams back in from a back of a length at 137.5km/h, and makes Klaasen jack-knife. 

 

He misses the ball with the bat coming down late and he's struck in front. 

 

Klaasen lbw b U Yadav 5(24)

14. Rishabh Pant replaces injured Wriddhiman Saha

Rishabh Pant replaces injured Wriddhiman Saha
14/18

Wriddhiman Saha has been replaced by Rishabh Pant who has taken a blow on the end of the gloves.

 

The new rule allows a team to replace a 'keeper with another 'keeper which was not possible before and hence Pant will be the stand-in for Saha.

 

15. George Linde Run Out!!

George Linde Run Out!!
15/18

Absolutely needless from Linde and Piedt. 

 

The quicker delivery that is squirted off the inner portion to backward square, Linde took a start and Piedt responded, but the former stopped and that was the problem.

 

Nadeem swooped down and fired an accurate throw at the bowler's end. 

 

Linde was well short of the crease. 

 

George Linde run out (Nadeem) 27(55) [4s-5]

16. D Piedt bowled by Jadeja

D Piedt bowled by Jadeja
16/18

Piedt goes for a wild hoick across the line. He is a lower order batter doesn't care and not surprisingly, misses it completely. 

 

The leg pole is taken out. 

 

D Piedt b Jadeja 23(73) [4s-2 6s-1]

17. Ashwin gets his first wicket

Ashwin gets his first wicket
17/18

Rabada's tom-and-jerry game with Ashwin comes to an end. 

 

Went for the wild slog across the line, ripping off the break. Ends up slicing it high in the air.

 

Jadeja pouches this with glee at backward point. 

 

Rabada c Jadeja b Ashwin 12(16) [4s-3]

18. STUMPS - India need just two wickets to complete their first-ever clean sweep

STUMPS - India need just two wickets to complete their first-ever clean sweep
18/18

STUMPS!!!

 

Darkness sets in and the umpires pull out the bails. India's pacers did the most damage, having already tallied 10 scalps out of the 18 that have fallen.

 

The last time South African lost more than 15 wickets in a day, they lost by an innings and 360 runs to Australia after following on in Johannesburg, 2001/02. They lost 16 wickets on that fateful day.

 

India need just two wickets to complete their first-ever clean sweep in Test cricket over South Africa. 

 

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