IND vs SA Full Scorecard, India vs South Africa 2023 Updates

2nd ODI • St George's Park • Port Elizabeth

India

211/10 (46.2)

South Africa

215/2 (42.3)

SA won by 8 wickets

Info

Fantasy

Live

Scorecard

Playing XI

Table

Player of the Match Tony de Zorzi

119(122)

IND

Info

India

211/10 (46.2)

Batters

Ruturaj Gaikwad

200.00

lbw b N Burger

Sai Sudharsan

74.70

c H Klaasen b L Williams

Tilak Varma

33.33

c BE Hendricks b N Burger

KL Rahul

(C)

87.50

c D Miller b N Burger

Sanju Samson

52.17

b BE Hendricks

Rinku Singh

121.43

st H Klaasen b K Maharaj

Axar Patel

30.43

c (sub K Verreynne) b A Markram

Kuldeep Yadav

20.00

c BE Hendricks b K Maharaj

Arshdeep Singh

105.88

c D Miller b BE Hendricks

Avesh Khan

100.00

runout (PWA Mulder)

Mukesh Kumar

44.44

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 0, NB: 1, W: 10)

TOTAL

(46.2 Ov, RR: 4.55)

211/10

Bowlers

EXT

Nandre Burger

3.00

Lizaad Williams

5.44

Beuran Hendricks

9.2

3.64

Wiaan Mulder

4.75

Keshav Maharaj

5.10

Aiden Markram

7.00

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Ruturaj Gaikwad

lbw b N Burger

1-4

0.2

Tilak Varma

c BE Hendricks b N Burger

2-46

11.1

Sai Sudharsan

c H Klaasen b L Williams

3-114

26.2

Sanju Samson

b BE Hendricks

4-136

31.6

KL Rahul

c D Miller b N Burger

5-167

35.4

Rinku Singh

st H Klaasen b K Maharaj

6-169

36.4

Kuldeep Yadav

c BE Hendricks b K Maharaj

7-172

38.4

Axar Patel

c (sub K Verreynne) b A Markram

8-186

42.4

Arshdeep Singh

c D Miller b BE Hendricks

9-204

44.3

Avesh Khan

runout (PWA Mulder)

10-211

46.2

South Africa

215/2 (42.3)

Batters

Reeza Hendricks

64.20

c M Kumar b A Singh

Tony de Zorzi *

119

122

97.54

Not out

Rassie van der Dussen

70.59

c S Samson b R Singh

Aiden Markram

(C)

100.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 0, NB: 1, W: 5)

TOTAL

(42.3 Ov, RR: 5.06)

215/2

Did not Bat

Heinrich Klaasen, David Miller, Wiaan Mulder, Keshav Maharaj, Nandre Burger, Lizaad Williams, Beuran Hendricks

Bowlers

EXT

5.75

3.50

5.38

3.67

6.00

6.00

2.00

0.3

16.00

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Reeza Hendricks

c M Kumar b A Singh

1-130

27.5

Rassie van der Dussen

c S Samson b R Singh

2-206

41.3

Match Info

Date & Time

19 Dec, 04:30 PM IST

Venue

St George's Park, Port Elizabeth

Match

2nd ODI,

India vs South Africa 2023

Points Table

Schedule

Stats

Umpires

Ahsan Raza (Pakistan), Bongani Jele (South Africa), Richard Kettleborough (England, TV)

Referee

Chris Broad (England)

Toss

South Africa elected to bowl

Player of the Match Tony de Zorzi

119(122)

Commentary

We now come to the conclusion of our coverage for the 2nd ODI. One-each, all to play for at Paarl on Thursday. Join us right here on Sportskeeda for our extensive coverage of the same, and keep following us for a whole lot more! This is Rajarshi Das, signing off on behalf of Arya Sekhar Chakraborty. Good night - see you tomorrow!

Aiden Markram, South Africa captain: Much better than last day. Great standard with the ball and field. Thought it was a tough wicket when the openers walked out, to put on a 100-run plus partnership and set the game up was great. The breeze played a factor, fresh wicket as well, so we expected it to go around. Nandre (Burger) was being wasted from the other end, thought he might bowl from this one. Fairly simple other than that - bowl in the right areas and get the most out of the deck. All in all, chopped and changed quite a lot, bowlers did well today. We picked up wickets in the middle stages. We were always in the game, I suppose it was quite a tough wicket to bat on, maybe not a 300-run wicket, but high 200s, application was necessary in getting big runs. Huge from de Zorzi, to put a performance like that and remain not out till the end is special. Us in the change room was in awe, it was fantastic to watch, the dressing room enjoyed it. Incredibly happy for him, hopefully the first of many. You can't accept performances like that in the first game. We let ourselves down, and emphasized strongly on chasing today. Our unit is a lot more confident after tonight.

Tony de Zorzi is the Player Of The Match! Here's what he has to say: Just a bit stiff. There was a flow of emotions upon reaching the ton. I hope my mum's watching, hopefully she's back from work. Lot of stuff that goes through, happy you can prove it to yourself and the ones who care about you and back you. JP (Duminy) spoke to me about what they wanted from me, I just tried my best to implement what was told to me, Would have loved to go on at Johannesburg, I'm just grateful to do it today. (On how he'd describe himself as a player) Adaptable, I'll say, decent at adapting to different conditions. Probably hasn't sunk in yet. Cool to move towards the band and see everyone clapping. Will never forget a moment like this.

KL Rahul (India captain): Probably win the toss. There was a bit of help in the wicket in the first half. It was a difficult wicket to bat on but the players who were in Sudarshan and me should have batted better and scored big centuries. You get that extra 20-30 runs with that extra batter. But unfortunately, we kept losing wickets which didn't help our cause. Each individual has their own game plan and delivers as it comes. We keep telling the players to have a clear mindset. You trust the players to come up with their own plans and help them get better. There was bit of help in the first 10 overs. We did beat the bat and then dropped the catch. There was some help but not as much as the first innings. The result here we leave on the ground and try to focus on the decider.

Match summary:

South Africa win by 8 wickets with 45 balls to spare

Tony de Zorzi 119*(122) | Nandre Burger 3/30 (10)
Bhardwaj Sai Sudharsan 62(83) | Rinku Singh 1/2 (1)

They sure did take their time, more so towards the end, but South Africa take this 3-match One Day International series to a decider! A compact display from their top-order see the Proteas seal the second ODI with just over 7 overs to spare, and most of their middle order unutilized! The Indian pacers tried their level best in making an impact with the new ball, but once the powerplay was done, the South African openers were well and truly settled in.

In spite of that, Reeza Hendricks found the going a lot tougher than his opening partner. The right-hander had two close shaves at the start - nicking towards the slip cordon, but got away with it. There were more plays and misses in the first 10, with Mukesh Kumar and Arshdeep Singh making the duo of Tony de Zorzi and Reeza Hendricks dance to their tunes. Both bowlers kept a tight line around off stump, and got the ball to angle across successfully.

While there wasn't much in terms of movement off the air or deck, the tight line and length from Mukesh and Arshdeep forced the two openers in seeing off the new ball. The introduction of Avesh Khan into the attack helped the two batters in breaking the shackles - there was width on offer from the Indori speedster, and de Zorzi and Hendricks cashed in. The flow of runs thickened, and KL Rahul turned to spin soon after.

As it turned out, spin barely had any impact on the game. While Axar Patel held one end up, de Zorzi took a liking to Kuldeep's wrist-spin, sweeping and slog-sweeping him for fun at times. The milestones began to tumble - both batters got to their respective fifties, the hundred partnership came up in the 22nd over, and soon after, the duo went on to raise the highest opening stand in ODI cricket at this venue.

Hendricks departed soon after, but the runs kept coming for the Proteas. Rassie van der Dussen took very little time in settling in, waited for the drivable lengths, and kept punching the pacers through the gaps. De Zorzi, in the meantime, paced his innings to perfection, bringing up a well-deserved maiden hundred. With the game away from their grasp, KL brought a couple part-timers along, and Rinku Singh came away with the prized scalp of van der Dussen!

It was only fitting that the man of the day - de Zorzi, finished proceedings off, and while it wasn't the most convincing ones, de Zorzi sealed it with a six!

Great grab from Mukesh, but the boundary rope's there for a reason! Quite a bizarre end, but de Zorzi and South Africa won't be too flustered about it - they've clinched the second ODI with plenty of time to spare!

42.3 Sai Sudharsan to Tony de Zorzi, SIX! South Africa wins it in style, an emphatic win by 8 wickets. Sudharsan tossing that up on this occasion, Zorzi gets down on one knee and goes for the slog sweep, didn't get that anything as clean as he did earlier, Mukesh Kumar takes the catch at the deep midwicket boundary but trudges over the fence.

42.3 Sai Sudharsan to Tony de Zorzi, arm ball on a length well wide outside off and has been wided by the umpire.

42.2 Sai Sudharsan to Tony de Zorzi, flatter around middle stump, worked away towards the midwicket fielder.

42.1 Sai Sudharsan to Aiden Markram, shorter outside off, cut away towards deep cover-point for a single.

Bhardwaj Sai Sudharsan, right-arm leg-break, comes into the attack

A successful over for Rinku Singh! That'll bring a smile on plenty of faces!

overs

207 /2 score

runs

Tony de Zorzi *

113 (120)

Aiden Markram

1 (1)

Rinku Singh

1 /2

41.6 Rinku Singh to Tony de Zorzi, tossed up delivery around the middle stump, a defensive push towards the cover-point fielder. Just 5 more required.

41.5 Rinku Singh to Tony de Zorzi, fuller-length delivery around middle, pushed away back to the bowler.

41.4 Rinku Singh to Aiden Markram, flatter trajectory delivery a tad outside off, cut away past poin for a single.

Aiden Markram, RHB, comes to the crease

Rinku Singh has an ODI wicket!!! Look at him spring about in celebrations - he rushes over to his skipper first! Great catch from Samson behind the stumps as well!

41.3 Rinku Singh to Rassie van der Dussen, WICKET! Rinku Singh is all over the moon, he is on a celebratory run here. Gets a wicket in his ODI debut. Nothing special about that delivery, a drifter on a good-length a tad outside off, Rassie tries to punch it on the up, gets a faint outside edge which has been safely pouched by Sanju Samson behind the stumps.

41.2 Rinku Singh to Rassie van der Dussen, chops away the flatter trajectory delivery a tad outside off, towards the cover fielder.

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