India vs South Africa [WATCH]: Ravindra Jadeja deceives Kyle Verrein as South Africa face crucial stumping on Day 2 of Guwahati Test

India vs South Africa, 2nd Test, Guwahati The other day when its first real viral moment occurred Ravindra Jadeja Idiot kyle verrin With classic examples of left arm spin and sharp glovework from the skipper. Rishabh PantNevertheless, South Africa made a strong score of 360/7 at drinks in the second session and tightened their grip on the contest after electing to bat first,

Ravindra Jadeja’s clever trap trapped Kyle Verrey on the second day

The flashpoint came in the 121st over, when South Africa were 334/6 and Vereen and Senuran Muthusamy The 88-run partnership had started to seriously disappoint India. Having seen the wicketkeeper-batsman repeatedly use his feet, Jadeja adjusted beautifully: he kept his length back a bit, pushed the ball wide, and as Verrain moved up the pitch, he fired it away sharply.

Verein, who scored 45 off 122 balls with five fours, had to be thrown into the air as the ball swerved past his jab and Pant completed the stumping with sharp hands, after which the TV umpire did a brief check and confirmed that the take was clean. Once replays showed Pant collecting the ball behind the stumps, Vereen had to walk, ending an 88-run partnership that had pulled South Africa from a potentially fragile 246/6 to 334/7. Jadeja’s figures in that time were 2 for 57 in 22.3 overs, underscoring his control and accuracy on a surface that has offered slow, steady turn rather than demons.

The dismissal also highlighted Pant’s dual role as captain and wicketkeeper, including his aggressive use of spin from both ends as well as sharp work to the stumps. For India, this success was as much psychological as it was tactical, briefly reactivating the attack after a long, tense morning and afternoon of ordeal.

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South Africa led by Senuran Muthusamy took control on the second day

Despite Jadeja’s intervention, South Africa ended the day well ahead with 489 runs thanks to a maiden century by Muthusamy (109). marco janson (93) Just shy of a tremendous ton. The visitors’ decision to bat first has been vindicated by a series of solid contributions: aiden markram (38), Ryan Rickelton (35), Tristan Stubbs (49), Temba Bavuma (41) and Tony De Zorzi (28) Everyone chipped in and ensured India were never allowed to pile up cheap top-order wickets

India’s bowlers had their moments--Kuldeep Yadav4 wickets for 115 runs kept the host team in the contest Jasprit Bumrah2 more for 75 Mohammad Siraj2 out of 106 showed continued discipline with minor assistance on a slow pitch. washington beautifulThe economy (26-5-58-0) helped build pressure even without wickets, but the lack of a decisive collapse meant South Africa could build in stages: 247/6 at stumps on the first day, rising to 489 before being all out.

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