Bulletin

Only Kohli’s 76 offered any resistance during India’s second innings

India lost by an innings and 32 runs, which is now their biggest Test match defeat on the South African soil.

The second session of Day 3 of the ongoing Test between India and South Africa started with the hosts getting bowled out.

34 overs were bowled in the session with South Africa maintaining a healthy run-rate, adding 136 more runs to their overnight lead of 11.

Brighton recently drew 1-1 against Crystal Palace in their last league match.

The mayhem this year was too much even for Pakistan’s standards

Canberra and Gold Coast are leading the race

Second session on the third day was held up in unusual circumstances

Counterattacking fifty helps Australia build lead

Bad light stopped the play in the latter half of session three on Day 2 of the Centurion Test, eventually leading to stumps.

Australia leave tattoos, and Pakistan are now covered in them

The match moved at a rapid pace post lunch on Day 2 as South Africa hammered 145 runs in the 33 overs bowled in the second session.