IND vs SA 3rd T20I Highlights: South Africa defeats India by 49 runs in the third and final Twenty20 international, but the side still prevails 2-1 in the series. Rilee Rossouw's first century helped South Africa overcome India by 49 runs in the third and final T20 international on Tuesday. Rossouw scored 100 not out off 48 balls as the Proteas piled up 227-3 before India crumbled for 178 in response. India nonetheless prevailed 2-1 in the three-game series.
India currently controls the series after a stunning victory in the second game on Sunday. They want to win all three games against the Proteas to finish strong.
India has not yet determined who would start alongside Jasprit Bumrah in the T20 world cup in Australia, according to Rohit Sharma. Pretorius' slower throw stops the ball from reaching the ropes when Siraj delivers the helicopter shot. It's all over when Miller makes the catch. South Africa defeats England by 49 runs in the third T20I. India's squad prevails 2-1 in the series. Deepak Chahar reaches an amazing SIX while squatting! On the first play, Pretorius threw the ball, and Chahar squattingly rammed it over the ropes.
SIX! India have reached 150 thanks to Chahar's bat! In the end, India gains a big triumph here! With 51 runs allowed in his three overs, Ngidi has completed a terrible over. After Rabada was destroyed by Umesh Yadav for FOUR! Chahar defeats Keshav Maharaj for a SIX. It was short and on the leg until Chahar flicked it over fine leg, resulting in a four. Ashwin skips down the track and swings forcefully against Maharaj, but he misses. Rabada successfully made a catch in the deep. The Indian hitters continued to strike the ball at a rate faster than 200 even when South Africa's pacers went full. On the back of a length, they have, nevertheless, scored between 120 and 130 runs.
A real comedy of errors was produced when Harshal Patel shovelled a dolly of a catch to short midwicket, where Dwaine Pretorius put it down. For some reason, Harshal fled, reminding him of earlier helter-skelter running by Javagal Srinath. The wicketkeeper Quinton de Kock followed suit, removing his gloves and coming closer to Pretorius. It's plausible that he sprinted to recover the ball after Pretorius dropped it, contrary to what the on-air broadcaster reported. Whatever the reason, Pretorius went for the ball and threw it towards the striker's end when he was in the incorrect location.
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