Cricket Country Staff
Editorial team of CricketCountry.
Written by Cricket Country Staff
Published: Dec 27, 2013, 12:10 PM (IST)
Edited: Aug 31, 2016, 10:17 AM (IST)
Dec 27, 2013
India made a solid start in the second and final Test against South Africa, scoring 181 for one in 61 overs before bad light stopped play at Kingsmead on Thursday. India could score only 18 more runs after the tea break in the Boxing Day match before light was offered to the batsman. The visitors were in a strong position, with opening batsman Murali Vijay on 91 and Cheteshwar Pujara unbeaten on 58 at the close of play when umpires Steve Davis and Rod Tucker called off play in view of poor light. You can watch the official live streaming of the first Test match at CricketCountry free here.
India were off to a steady start making 76 for one at lunch in the first innings after electing to bat. The only wicket to fall in the morning session was Shikhar Dhawan, who was forced to play a full delivery by Morne Morkel, and edged to Robin Petersen at third slip.
It was a tough session for the South African pacers as they failed to get any sideways movement with the new ball on a hot day. They pitched the ball up but Dhawan and Vijay managed to punch them down the ground for fours.
Morkel, who was doubtful for the match after twisting his ankle in the first Test, bowled full steam and hit the deck hard as there was no lateral movement and was finally rewarded with Dhawan’s wicket.
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