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| India won by seven wickets |
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| INDIA |
FIRST INNING- 153/10
SECOND INNING- 80/3
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| SOUTH AFRICA |
FIRST INNING- 55/10
SECOND INNING- 173/10
In the second Test, India defeated South Africa by seven wickets. India's victory has leveled the series at one. In the first inning, South Africa was bowled out for 55 runs. Indian team lead by a total of 153 runs. In the second inning, the hosts were bowled out for 173 runs. Indian team won by a score of 79 runs. He claimed three wickets.
India made history when they won the inaugural Test in Cape Town. This is his first Test Match win on this ground. In Cape Town, this was India's seventh Test match. They had previously lost four of six matches. Two experiments were carried out. After winning the first Test in Cape Town, India leveled the series at 1-1. India has already drawn a Test series in South Africa for the second time. Under Mahendra Singh Dhoni's captaincy, the three-Test series was drawn 1-1 in 2010-11.
Dean Elgar, South Africa's captain, won the toss and chose to bat first. His decision was incorrect. In the first inning, South Africa was bowled out for 55 runs. India won the match with a score of 153 runs. The first day of action between the two squads finished in a tie. In the second inning, the hosts were bowled out for 173. India won the match with a score of 79 runs.
Rohit Sharma and Yashasvi Jaiswal have given India the perfect start. The duo put on 44 runs for the first wicket. India had won the first Test. He scored 23 off 28 balls. He hit six fours. He was caught by Tristan Stubbs off the bowling of Nandre Burger. The second blow for India came in the form of Shubman Gill. He scored 10 off 11. Kagiso Rabada cleaned him up. Shubman Gill hit two boundaries in his innings. Virat Kohli is the third Indian batsman to achieve the feat. He scored 12 runs off 11 balls. He was caught by wicketkeeper Kyle Verreynne off the bowling of Marco Yansen. Rohit Sharma (17 runs) and Shreyas Iyer (4 runs) finished the match.
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