India vs South Africa, 3rd ODI: India lose by four runs, suffer 0-3 whitewash against rebuilding South Africa | Cricket News

CAPE TOWN: India were unable to avoid a series of vindications against a South African team during the transition even though Deepak Chahar scored 34 54 balls, losing the International one day on Tuesday with four runs in here on Sunday to end a disastrous tour in ‘Rainbow Country’.
Asked to make the first strike, South Africa was disqualified 287 after Quinton de KockHundreds of Attacks and Rassie van der Dussenof half a century of fluency. In response, India passed 283 of 49.2 passes, completely mishandling a chase that should have completed smoothly.
After taking two swoops, Chahar used the bat to fly away and hit five fours and two sixs, but in the end his efforts weren’t enough.
As it happened | Transcript
All in all, the limited voiceover series turned out to be one of the most disappointing outings for India in recent years, especially after leaving Proteas empty in their backyard in 2018.
They started the tour enthusiastically, winning the Opening Test with 113 runs but then fell short of the plot, failing miserably against the South Africans.
Looking to restore pride in the final game of the tour, India overhauled their squad by making up to four changes, bringing in Suryakumar Yadav, Jayant Yadav, Deepak Chahar and Prasidh Krishna.

Those who missed were Ravichandran Ashwin, Shardul Thakur, Venkatesh Iyer and Bhuvneshwar Kumar.
These changes brought no change to India’s fortunes as Suryakumar was sent off for 39 of 32 tackles.
India was last wiped out in a series of ODIs by New Zealand (0-3) in 2020 under Virat kohli.
Accidental, Rohit Sharma was also absent from that series, with a hamstring injury.
On Sunday, Kohli made 65 84 tackles while Shikhar Dhawan opened the scoring with 73 61 shots, both scoring their fiftieth second in a three-game streak. And this should have been India’s game as it seemed to be a good section but the side simply beat it in the closing stages despite having a huge lead in question rate thanks to Chahar’s blitzkrieg.

Earlier, India rallied to beat South Africa under 300 after brilliant strikes from de Kock and van der Dussen.
De Kock made 124 of 130 balls and added 144 on a fourth goal with van der Dussen before India shut down the home side’s goal by hitting back in quick succession both hitters.
David Miller then contributed 38 tackles 39 before half-time with a spare cut.
With his sixth ODI record, de Kock equaled AB de Villiers’ most goals scored hundreds of times against a South African.

KL Rahul’s decision to score the first was effective immediately as Deepak Chahar (2/53) opened the scoring Janneman Malan (1) went ahead with just eight runs across the board early in the third half.
It was a big hit for the Indians as Malan entered the unimportant final at the ODI after a neat 91-point butt in the Proteas’ second consecutive ODI win over Paarl.
And the credit for that must go to Chahar, who got his full delivery to move out after conceding it, leaving Malan clueless.
A direct hit from captain India KL Rahul from the middle of the match, ending the partner in his form Temba BavumaA brief period of time in the middle of the pitch when the hitter is unable to reach a non-striker in time.
Bavuma’s return to the dressing room for eight runs is another big breakthrough for India as the South African captain has scored a century in the opening game and also looked solid in his second.
After winning two points in the power game, India appeared to be on the right track as Aiden Markram’s effort to pull the shot failed to get past reserve Ruturaj Gaikwad in the deep square, leaving the team behind. the host was in position 70 for three in the 13th inning.
However, the duo De Kock and Van der Dussen came together and made for a great partnership, mixing caution with aggression to blunt the Indians’ bowling attack.
De Kock entered the ’90s with two boundaries and then delivered a flat six hit to Prasidh Krishna’s head (3/59).
But he stuck at 99 for a while before finally hitting the triple-digit mark by driving the Shreyas Iyer to the left of the sweeper’s hood in two runs.
Van der Dussen hit Yuzvendra Chahal in four mid-frames, as both lifted the record with a series of their shots on all sides of the frame.
But just when it looked like two smashers were taking the game away from India, the away team eliminated both.
De Kock escaped the short ball of Jasosystem Bumrah (2/52), helped Shikhar Dhawan to catch the ball simply from deep square foot, and then Chahal excellently saved van der Dussen’s catch by Iyer.