India defeated South Africa by 7 wickets in the second test. Batting first in Cape Town on Sunday, South Africa used explosives, but the team was all out for 55 runs. India could also score only 153 runs in its first innings and the team got a lead of 98 runs.

South Africa could score only 176 runs in its second innings. The team was ahead by 78 runs, so India got a score of 79 runs. Team India set a target to achieve in 12 overs in the second session on the second day.

This was the last Test of South African player Dean Elgar. After this he will not play international cricket. On the second and last day of the match, Aiden Marmam scored a century and dedicated it to Elgar. At the same time, Virat Kohli showed sportsmanship and congratulated Elgar for his post on his dismissal on the first day. ‘Kohliram Siya Ram’ songs were also seen on the hand.

1. Moneylender and Mukesh helped the ground staff
During the 19th over on the second day of Kolkata, Mukesh Kumar, while bowling, petitioned for a mattress in the investment area of ​​the pitch, due to which the play was affected.

During Mukesh Kumar’s film, a problem was assessed in the lockdown zone including the umpire and Rohit Sharma. On this, Rohit, in an inclined tone, urged Mukesh to move forward and said, “Put it in brother”.

A closer look revealed that the entry area for the artists was a small pit. Ground staff were immediately called in with shovels and hammers to repair the pitch. During this time, India’s star Dangerous Restaurant Pharmacist and Mukesh Kumar also joined the effort and offered to help the damaged staff.

The Indian nuclear bomb blast hammered the pitch with the ground staff.

Mukesh Kumar flattened the pitch using a hammer.

2. Virat danced on Ram Siya’s songs
On the first day of the match, Indian star Virat Kohli was seen welcoming spinner Keshav Maharaj on the pitch in a unique style. When Maharaj came floating after falling the sixth wicket of South Africa’s first innings, the song ‘Ram Siya Ram’ was sung in his place in the stadium. In the video, Lord Vishnu was seen performing the arrow pose in the style of Lord Ram. Star battler shakes hands again, gets nominated.

Kohli folded his hands on the song Ram Siya Ram.

When the song Ram Siya Ram was played, Kohli did the action of releasing the arrow from the archer.

3. Rahul gave life to Supermarketam
On the second day of the match, KL Rahul gave life to Aiden Marshall. Russell made an outswinger on the third ball of the 28th over. In the rear area adjacent to the flat edge of the ball market. The ball was going over Rahul and he shook hands, his hands also touched the ball, but then he fell completely. In this way the catch was dropped.

Rahul gave life to his personal score of 73 runs.

4. Magnum dedicates century to Elgar
On the second day, South Africa’s star superstar Aiden Markram scored his 7th Test century and first century against India on the electric pitch of Newlands Cricket Ground. The opener completed his century in the 30th over of the innings. Markram scored a century soon after hitting a four on the last ball of the 30th over and was dedicated to his captain Dean Elgar, who was playing his last Test. On this century, Captain Elgar and other staff stood up and clapped in honor of Shrooms.

Aidan Marmam gave his dedicated support by signing on behalf of Dean Elgar who was sitting in the toilet room after scoring a century.

On scoring a century, Virat Kohli hugged the pyramid and congratulated him.

5. Siraj got the wicket on Kohli’s advice
Virat Kohli got to see the amazing strategy of Marco Janson for his wicket. Kohli asked Johnson’s fast bowler Mohammed Siraj to take the wicket in the 16th over against a good length outer cruel. Siraj listened to Kohli and on the 5th ball of the 16th over, Siraj bowled the ball correctly, which was caught by Yanson in the pieces and was out. This is how the work was done.

While fielding, Michael tore Siraj to pieces in an outer cruise action.

6. Kohli hugged Elgar
Mukesh Kumar dismissed Elgar on the second ball of the 11th over. After the wicket meeting, Kohli said, ‘Don’t celebrate cricket.’ Virat Kohli hugged South African captain Dean Elgar while leaving the field after the last Test innings of his career. Kohli honored the batsman for his brilliant test.

Kohli hugged Elgar. Both the players were seen giving smiles to each other.

Other highlights of Elgar’s farewell innings…

When Elgar came out to field during India’s second innings, he practiced with friends and staff.

During the second innings, the team and spectators present in the stadium clapped in honor of Elgar.

Team India players congratulated Elgar Koment.

Dean Elgar raised his bat in the air at the last moment after being dismissed.