South Africa defeated India by a massive 408 runs in the second Test in Guwahati on Wednesday. This victory completed a 2-0 series sweep and ended a 25-year wait for a Test series win on Indian soil.
After winning the toss, South Africa chose to bat first, scoring a strong 489 in their opening innings. India struggled in reply, managing only 201, leaving them 288 runs behind and conceding a huge first-innings deficit.
In their second innings, South Africa batted confidently and declared at 260 for 5. This set India a daunting target of 549 runs to win the match.
India faltered under pressure and were all out for just 140 runs on the final day. Ravindra Jadeja remained the top scorer with 54 runs, but it was not enough to prevent a crushing defeat.
The win at Guwahati follows South Africa’s earlier success at Eden Gardens, where they defeated India by 30 runs in the first Test. The series sweep marks the first time the Proteas have won a Test series in India since 2000.
Cricket experts praised South Africa’s bowlers for their dominance and tactical superiority. The team’s strong batting performances in both innings set the foundation for a historic triumph.
This series victory is a landmark achievement for South Africa, boosting team morale and showcasing their ability to compete successfully on foreign soil. Fans and analysts alike hailed the win as a testament to the Proteas’ skill and perseverance.
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