India vs South Africa, India lost the second test match
Apr 5th, 2008 | Category:Breaking News, Cricket NewsIndia has lost the second test match against South Africa at Ahmedabad. South Africa won by an innings & 90 runs. India won the toss & elect to bat first in second test match.
Anil Kumble the captain of Indian cricket team was not happy with the pitch.
India second inning: 328/10.
V Sehwag = 17 runs.
W Jaffer = 19 runs.
R Dravid = 17 runs.
VVS Laxman = 35 runs.
SC Ganguly = 87 runs.
MS Dhoni = 52 runs.
A Kumble = 5 runs.
IK Pathan = 43 runs not out.
Harbhajan Singh = 4
RP Singh = 8 runs.
S Sreesanth = 17 runs.
South Africa 1st inning: 494/7.
GC Smith = 34 runs.
ND McKenzie = 42 runs.
HM Amla = 16 runs.
JH Kalli = 132 runs.
AG Prince = 2 runs.
AB de Villiers = 217 runs not out.
MV Boucher = 21 runs.
M Morkel = 1 runs.
PL Harris = 9 runs not out.
India 1st inning: 76/10.
W Jaffer = 9 runs.
V Sehwag = 6 runs
R Dravid = 3 runs.
VVS Laxman = 3 runs.
S Ganguly = 0 run.
MS Dhoni = 14 runs.
A Kumble = 0 run.
Harbhajan Singh = 1 run.
RP Singh = 0 run.
Irfan Pathan = 21 runs not out.
S Sreesanth = 0 runs.
Squads:
Virendra Sehwag, Irfan Pathan, Jaffer, Saurav Ganguly, V.V.S Laxman, Mahendra Singh Dhoni, Anil Kubmle, Rahul Dravid, Harbhajan Singh, R.P singh & Shreesanth.
South Africa: Neil McKenzie, Graeme Smith, Hashim Amla, Jacques Kallis, Ashwell Prince, AB de Villiers, Mark Boucher, Morne Morkel, Paul Harris, Dale Steyn, Makhaya Ntini.
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