Batters power India to series victory
The Morning Standard|October 03, 2022
THE Indian top-four batters once again put up a superlative show to post 237/3 in the second T20I, before the bowlers did their part to beat South Africa by 16 runs Sunday.
Batters power India to series victory

A sellout crowd witnessed raining boundaries at the small ACA Barsapara Stadium as the Indian batters smashed 25 fours and 13 sixes. They scored 178 runs in boundaries. South Africa (12x6, 15x4) matched it with David Miller (106 n.o) scoring his second T20I century, but were always behind the eight ball and eventually fell short by 16 runs. This is India's first bilateral T20I series win over South Africa at home.

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