India vs South Africa LIVE Cricket Score, 4th T20I: IND will take on SA at The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg
IND vs SA 4th T20I Suryakumar Yadav’s India will take on Aiden Markram’s South Africa in the final T20I on Friday at The Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg. The visiting side has a 2-1 lead after clinching a close win at the Centurion in the last game on the back of Tilak Varma’s blistering ton.
In addition to Tilak, Abhishek Sharma too stuck form with a brilliant half-century. With two scores over 200 in the series, Indian batting is looking sorted going into the final game. However, Varun Chakarvarthy after a couple of brilliant spells in two games was taken apart in the last game, and with him conceding runs Indian bowling looked vulnerable.
South African batting on the other hand apart from Marco Jansen and a cameo from Henrich Klassen, the top order failed yet again. Skipper Aiden Markram has looked out of sorts both with his captaincy hat on and bat with the hand. For South Africa to level the series Markram at the top order has to make a substantial contribution and tactically smart decisions on the field.
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IND vs SA: Despite limitations against the short ball, Tilak Varma finds the sweet spot
Batting at four in the first two games, Tilak had struggled to temper his innings and fell to spin, his primary adversary, on both occasions. (AP Photo/Themba Hadebe)
Tilak Varma, a young Indian cricketer, has shown remarkable promise, reminiscent of Suresh Raina. Both left-handed batsmen share striking similarities, including their birth month, T20I debut age, and even bowling style. Varma’s recent century in T20Is has further solidified his position in the Indian team. Scoring a century in T20Is has become a significant benchmark for Indian batters, highlighting the importance of big scores in this fast-paced format. (Read more from Lalith Kalidas)
