India vs South Africa 2nd ODI Highlights: Shreyas Iyer leads IND to seven-wicket win, series level 1-1

Shreyas Iyer hits the winning runs with a boundary. His 15th of the innings and he ends unbeaten on 113 off 111 balls. Shreyas Iyer has stuck around till the end and seen his team over the finish line. The partnership between him and Samson ends on 73 off 69. What a chase this has been from India, led by Iyer and Kishan and a good cameo from Samson that followed up a brilliant effort from their bowlers to stop the South African innings as they threatened to put up something close to 350. 

Short outside off form Nortje, Samson dabs it fine for a boundary. That brings the deficit down to two runs for India. as straightforward as it goes, the Indian players are walking down the stairs to receive the batters already. 

This has been quite a run chase from India. They have hardly broken a sweat and remember, this team is supposed to be a second string side. One has to wonder how they can be called when they see how Ishan Kishan and Shreyas Iyer have batted today and the way the seam bowlers pulled things back in the last 10 overs. 

A no ball from Rabada and Iyer gets a free hit to reach his century. He gets there with aplomb, backing away to a short ball and then smashing it over extra cover for a four. He takes off the helmet and soaks in the applause. What an innings this has been and Iyer has reminded everyone that he is undroppable in ODIs.

India are 236/3. Shreyas has moved to 89 off 95 balls and Sanju Samson is at the other end with nine off 16. India have time in their hands now, South Africa have a real uphill struggle in theirs. The hosts need 43 to win in 60 balls.

Shreyas Iyer getting some treatment for sore arms it seems. It is extremely humid out there and the shirts of both sets of players is currently a shade darker than what it was when they first walked out to the field earlier today. 

He holes out at deep midwicket and goes down on his haunches. A hushed silence around the stadium before the crowd finally gets up and applauds what has been an extraordinary innings from one of their own. 

Kishan c Hendricks b Fortuin 93 (84), India 209/3 in 34.3 overs 

Well Ishan Kishan has decided to target Anrich Nortje here. Back of a length from Nortje, on Kishan's hips, he lets out an emphatic pull and it beats the diving deep square leg fielder near the boundary. This is just after Kishan was left flinching after being hit by the last delivery from Rabada's over. 

Kishan sends one straight back at the fast bowler and he had to get in position quickly in the follow up. The ball bounces off his palms so that is a life for Kishan. 

Nortje being taken to the cleaners here. 150-run stand comes up in 139 balls. Full this time from Nortje, on middle and leg, almost the same result, Kishan sends that into the night sky above Ranchi for another giant six to that same area. 

Another bouncer, this time Kishan is in position in time. Nails a pull over deep midwicket. 

Short ball into the body from Nortje, Kishan not in position but somehow manages to swat a pull past deep midwicket

Shreyas Iyer is in form allright! That wasn't a half volley from Parnell but Iyer smashes it through the line right past the bowler. The fourth ball of the 30th over is then driven aerially through mid-off for another four. The partnership goes beyond 150, Iyer moves into the 60s.

That is a shot of authority from Kishan and the hooter goes off just to rub salt into Rabada's wound. Bangs it in short, Kishan stands tall for it and pulls it with disdain towards deep square leg. They run two off the free hit delivery and so that is effectively seven runs from the first ball of the 29th over.  

Oh that is mighty from Ishan. Skips down the track to Fortuin and sends it soaring over the bowler's head and beyond the boundary. He moves to 58 off 63 and India now need 125 to win from 138 balls. 

Off the very next ball, Iyer smacks a four past point to get to his half century. It is his fifth in the last six ODI appearances. Talk about rich vein of form. 

A single off Markram to get to his half century, his third in ODIs. This partnership with Iyer has very much set India on the way here.

India needed this kind of an over. Another short one coming into Kishan from Maharaj, this time it's the last ball of the 21st over and Kishan pulls him over deep midwicket once again. India 111/2 in 

What a way to bring up India's 100! Short from Maharaj, spinning into Kishan and he whips out the pull shot to send it into the stands. 

A six from Kishan off the third ball of that over bowed by Keshav Maharaj and then three more runs. Kishan would have probably got a boundary as well off the penultimate ball but for Kagiso Rabada, who made an extraordinary leap to his left at long on to stop the ball that was almost certainly going to the boundary. 

A length delivery by Nortje, on middle and leg. Iyer hits it to the right of mid-on for a single.

A length delivery by Nortje, outside off. Iyer cuts it to sweeper cover for a single.

A length delivery by Rabada, outside off. Iyer guides it to midwicket for a single.

India need 204 from 35 overs.

IND: 75/2 (15), TARGET: 279

A length delivery by Rabada, outside off. Kishan trickles it to the left of the wicketkeeper for a four!

A full delivery by Nortje, outside off. Iyer guides it through covers for a four! In the previous ball, he cut a length delivery behind point for a four!

India need 214 from 38 overs!

IND: 65/2, TARGET: 279