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IND vs SA, 3rd T20I, Highlights: India on Tuesday thrashed South Africa by 48 runs in the third T20I of the five-match series in Vishakhapatnam.

IND vs SA, 3rd T20I, Highlights: India on Tuesday thrashed South Africa by 48 runs in the third T20I of the five-match series in Vishakhapatnam. Chasing a target of 180, South Africa kept on losing wickets at regular intervals, and were eventually bowled out for a paltry total of 131. Earlier, Ishan Kishan and Ruturaj Gaikwad hit fifties as India managed to post a total of 179 for five against South Africa. Gaikwad (57) and Kishan (54) added 97 runs for the opening wicket before South Africa pegged India back with quick blows. The Proteas now lead the series 2-1 ahead of the four T20I in Rajkot on Friday. (SCORECARD)

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Yuzvendra Chahal in to the attack and what a superb over this from the legspinner. Temba Bavuma and Reeza Hendricks out in the middle aiming to give South Africa a good start in chase of 180 to win, not only this match, but seal the series as well. The ball goes off the bottom of the bat, flies high and towards mid off. Dwaine Pretorius stays in his crease and looks to cut this away but the ball goes off the outside edge towards third man for a boundary. Hendricks plans his foot across and punches it through covers for a boundary. The ball goes off the bottom of the bat, flies high and towards mid off. Dwaine Pretorius stays in his crease and looks to cut this away but the ball goes off the outside edge towards third man for a boundary. Wayne Parnell opens the face of the bat and rides it over the keeper to third man for a boundary. Rassie van der Dussen tries to cut this away but he gets a slight outside edge back to the keeper. Heinrich Klassen and Wayne Parnell trying to bring SA back in the game. Klaasen waits and cuts it through point for a boundary. FOUR! Crunched! A length ball, around middle and off.

Kishan's fifty would later on become a match-winning one, with Yuzvendra Chahal and Harshal Patel helping the hosts complete a 48-run win to stay alive with ...

The T20I series remain in favour of the Proteas, who lead 2-1. The T20I series remain in favour of the Proteas, who lead 2-1. With Kishan on strike the next ball, the left-handed batter slog swept an overpitched ball from Shamsi to slam a six over the midwicket region.

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21:52 IST: 13.4: Bhuvneshwar Kumar to Heinrich Klaasen, On a length tailing on the pads. Wayne Parnell looks to swing across hard but gets an outside edge and past the keeper, who tries hard to collect but that flashed past away to third man and the fielder there makes a solid stop. 22:03 IST: 15.2: Avesh Khan to Wayne Parnell, Another good-length delivery, around middle and leg. 21:57 IST: 14.4: Yuzvendra Chahal to Wayne Parnell, Too full and flighted nicely, outside off. 22:04 IST: 15.4: Avesh Khan to Kagiso Rabada, In the air....and just over! 22:04 IST: 15.5: Avesh Khan to Kagiso Rabada, FOUR! This time he hits it from the middle! 22:13 IST: 17.2: Avesh Khan to Keshav Maharaj, A length ball, tad slower, around middle and leg. 22:07 IST: 16.2: Harshal Patel to Kagiso Rabada, Shorter, slower again, around middle and off. 22:11 IST: 16.6: Harshal Patel to Keshav Maharaj, A full toss now, darting it on the pads. Keshav Maharaj flicks it to deep square leg for a single. 23:01 IST: Earlier in the day, India were off to a flier but lost the momentum at the halfway mark. 22:17 IST: 18.1: Bhuvneshwar Kumar to Keshav Maharaj, Swing and a miss!

Rajkot, June 14: India will face South Africa in the 4th T20I at the Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium on Friday (June 17).

Heinrich Klaasen (wk), 5. Reeza Hendericks (wk), 2. Temba Bavuma (Captain), 3. Harshal Patel, 10. Axar Patel, 8. Rishabh Pant (Captain, wk), 5.

Visakhapatnam, June 14: The Indian team bounced back with a comprehensive show to hand South Africa a 48-run defeat and keep the five match series alive.

It was about adapting the way they were playing the game. We have certain goals as a bowling group and we want to continue to achieve the goals. It was a must-win game for us so pretty happy with the way it turned out. But Reeza's the guy we back at the top. (Middle over) I don't think it's a good thing, but we will try to improve and whosoever is going in they should finish the game with a big margin. Rishabh Pant, Winning Captain: I had talked about the execution, I thought we were just a little off about the execution in the previous games. (Same Team) I think specially in India when you play the spinners play a big role. Harshal Patel struck on the last ball of the powerplay to remove Reeza Hendricks (23 off 20) and reduce South Africa 38/2 at the end of six overs. I was trying to bowl to my strengths today. Earlier, after being sent in to bat, openers Ruturaj Gaikwad and Ishan Kishan handed India a flying start. The visitors kept losing wicket as the run rate creeped up. Hardik Pandya's (31 off 21) cameo at the end saw India post 179/5.

Fifties from Gaikwad and Kishan also play a part in hosts' dismantling of South Africa in Vizag.

He swung the ball both ways to deliver two overs for seven runs but was taken off by Pant, who has developed a habit of replacing bowlers who are applying pressure. Bhuvneshwar's squeeze worked - Bavuma was caught at mid-on as he tried to clear the in field off Axar. Hendricks edged Chahal, but the chance didn't carry to slip, before he swung at a Harshal slower ball and was caught at mid-off to end the powerplay on 38 for 2. He swung the ball both ways to deliver two overs for seven runs but was taken off by Pant, who has developed a habit of replacing bowlers who are applying pressure. Bhuvneshwar's squeeze worked - Bavuma was caught at mid-on as he tried to clear the in field off Axar. Hendricks edged Chahal, but the chance didn't carry to slip, before he swung at a Harshal slower ball and was caught at mid-off to end the powerplay on 38 for 2. He went on to score 31 runs and help India take 41 off the last five, to push the total over 175. He went on to score 31 runs and help India take 41 off the last five, to push the total over 175. Miller's was the simpler of the two, when Hardilk Pandya, on 1, sliced Shamsi on the off side and he only had to hold on, but couldn't. van der Dussen's required running in from deep backward point when Pant, on 4, slashed at a wide Dwaine Pretorius delivery. Miller's was the simpler of the two, when Hardilk Pandya, on 1, sliced Shamsi on the off side and he only had to hold on, but couldn't. van der Dussen's required running in from deep backward point when Pant, on 4, slashed at a wide Dwaine Pretorius delivery. Nortje moved his line closer to the stumps for the fifth ball but Gaikwad made room and opened the face of the bat late to steer the ball to short third man. Just when Shamsi may have thought his night wouldn't improve, Shreyas swept again, but didn't keep it down and Nortje timed his jump perfectly at square leg to take the catch. Just when Shamsi may have thought his night wouldn't improve, Shreyas swept again, but didn't keep it down and Nortje timed his jump perfectly at square leg to take the catch. Gaikwad was given the runs, but later taken away as leg-byes, even as he had to have a concussion test.

IND vs SA, 3rd T20I: India beat South Africa by 48 runs in Vizag to stay alive in the series. Ishan Kishan and Ruturaj Gaikwad scored fifties for the Men in ...

Chahal was the pick of the Indian bowlers with three wickets for 20 runs. Harshal Patel was a tad expensive, having conceded runs at an economy of 7.89, but he got four wickets to push South Africa on the backfoot. It was only after Hardik Pandya’s 21-ball 31 that the hosts posted a respectable score on the board.

India vs South Africa 3rd T20I: It was a great slower delivery from Harshal Patel which foxed Miller completely as he was caught at extra cover by Ruturaj ...

The young Indian team scripted a great fightback in the T20Is against South Africa on Tuesday night to keep the series alive by winning the third match by a huge margin of 48 runs. He was unbeaten in the qualifier 1 and final of the IPL while playing for Gujarat Titans and then took South Africa home in the first two matches of this series by staying not out. But it was a great slower delivery from Harshal Patel which foxed Miller completely as he was caught at extra cover by Ruturaj Gaikwad. This was the first time Miller was dismissed in the series and in fact his first dismissal in 5 matches.

IND vs SA 3rd T20I: Slow bowlers hit back after two expensive games to keep the side alive in the five-match T20I series against South Africa.

Follow the match ▶️https://t.co/mcqjkCj3Jg #TeamIndia Nevertheless, after Gaikwad had seized the momentum, Kishan kept the innings rolling with his usual mixture of sweeps, slogs, slog-sweeps and reverse-sweeps. In the same over, though, Nortje grazed Gaikwad’s grille with a brutal incutting bouncer, and could have had him caught had short third man been more alert. After India were asked to bat first yet again, Ruturaj Gaikwad came good after a couple of failures for his maiden international half-century. He still found enough nip in the corridor to have Pretorius and van der Dussen caught behind. Axar delivered the wicket of South African skipper Temba Bavuma in his first over, and Chahal, bowling quick, flat and skiddy, sent back Dwaine Pretorius and Rassie van der Dussen.

The 3rd T20I reiterated how dependent India are on Chahal in the middle overs. Bumrah and Bhuvneshwar might do the damage up front, and Harshal Patel might ...

The spring in his step was a direct offshoot of his dismissal of van der Dussen in his second over. In deference to the team’s plans, however, he readily came on in the fifth over and it was immediately obvious that he had only one thing on his mind – wickets. Nothing lifts a bowler, any bowler, more than a notation in the ‘wickets’ column. At the ACA-VDCA Stadium in the port city of Vizag, on a responsive surface, the Chahal of old resurfaced with telling effect. Chahal doesn’t fancy bowling in the Powerplay when only two men in the deep offer scant insurance against a drag-down or a long-hop. Chastened by the plastering he had received at various times this series from Rassie van der Dussen, David Miller and Heinrich Klaasen, Chahal shed his inhibitions, rolled the clock back and produced a spell for the ages. He raced through his overs, bowling flatter and quicker and relying on the slider, bowling to contain and not conquer. The 3rd T20I reiterated how dependent India are on Chahal in the middle overs. The end result – a high-quality exhibition of exceptional leg-spin and assorted bowling, a timely reminder that two failures don’t define him, a three-wicket burst that broke the back of the South African chase, and a comprehensive 48-run victory that helped India arrest a seven-match losing streak across all three formats against the Proteas. Chahal had meandered through the first two games in Delhi and Cuttack respectively, registering unflattering figures of one for 75 in 6.1 overs. By instinct and intent, he is an attacking bowler; he is a wicket-taker who relies on his immense craft to reduce batters to blundering wrecks. Varun Chakravarthy, the ‘mystery’ spinner picked alongside Ravindra Jadeja and R Ashwin, barely caused a ripple as India hurtled to crushing defeats against Pakistan and New Zealand, their campaign over in a jiffy.

Chasing 180 to win, South Africa had a slow start as they could manage only 15 runs in the first three overs but Bavuma said it 'has always been our tactic ...

"Look, Quinton is a big player at the top of the order but unfortunately we don't have him at our disposal, he is injured. This is the squad we have built over the last two years. I don't think you were expecting that we will just come here and win the series 5-0 because all the big names are not there. "I don't think it is a weak team, these are guys who performed exceedingly well in their domestic competition and IPL. These are quality players. In the first two games, we batted really well but today it was an off day for the batters." "They bowled quite well, their captain got their spinners early into the game which I think made a big difference versus us.