India Edge South Africa by One Run in 2nd ODI – Jaiswal’s Maiden Hundred Leads the Charge
Table of Contents
- 1. India Edge South Africa by One Run in 2nd ODI – Jaiswal’s Maiden Hundred Leads the Charge
- 2. Match summary
- 3. Key Performances
- 4. Statistical Highlights
- 5. Okay, here’s a breakdown of the information provided, organized for clarity and potential use. I’ve categorized it into key sections and summarized the significant points.
- 6. India Dispatches South Africa in Visakhapatnam, Sealing Series wiht Dominant nine‑Wicket Victory
- 7. Match Overview – Visakhapatnam ODI 2025
- 8. Scorecard Summary
- 9. Bowling figures (India)
- 10. Bowling figures (south Africa)
- 11. Key Performances
- 12. Batting – India
- 13. Batting – South Africa
- 14. Bowling – India
- 15. Bowling – South Africa
- 16. Series Impact
- 17. ICC Rankings & Points
- 18. Player Milestones
- 19. Upcoming Fixtures
- 20. Fan Experience & Real‑World Highlights
- 21. Practical Tips for Future Viewers
- 22. Benefits of India’s Dominant Victory
- 23. frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Breaking News – New Delhi, Dec 7 (Archyde) – India secured a nail‑biting 1‑run victory over South africa in the second One‑Day International at the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium, sealing the three‑match series 2‑0. The chase was anchored by a 150‑run opening partnership, the second‑largest India‑South Africa opening stand in ODI history.
Match summary
South Africa, batting frist, were bundled out for 270 in 47.5 overs.Early breakthroughs by Indian pacer Kuldeep Yadav, who claimed four wickets for 41 runs, set the tone. Dewald Brevis (29) and Marco Jansen (17) fell in the same over, followed by Corbin Bosch and Lungi Ngidi.
India’s response was clinical. rohit Sharma (75) and Yashasvi Jaiswal (116*), who celebrated his maiden ODI century, steered the chase to 271‑1 in 39.5 overs, leaving the hosts with a comfortable win and a series led.
Key Performances
- Yashasvi Jaiswal – 116* (maiden ODI hundred, 6th Indian to score centuries in Tests, ODIs & T20Is)
- Rohit Sharma – 75 (35th 100‑run opening partnership, joining Sachin Tendulkar’s elite company)
- Kuldeep Yadav – 4/41 (record fifth four‑wicket haul against South Africa, most by any Indian bowler)
- Virat Kohli – 55 (Player of the Series, 20th series award, eclipsing Tendulkar’s tally)
