IND vs SA, 2nd Test Day 2 highlights: Bumrah emerges as standout performer; Rohit and Co. level series 1-1 at Cape Town

India vs South Africa, Live Score 2nd Test Day 2: Former India captain Virat Kohli opted to lead the tributes after opener Dean Elgar was dismissed in his final Test innings for South Africa on Day 1 of the 2nd Test at Cape Town.

India vs South Africa, Live Score 2nd Test Day 2: For an outgoing Dean Elgar, the Cape Town decider was nothing but a 'World Cup' encounter as the senior batter is bidding farewell to the longest format after the India series. Elgar is South Africa's stand-in skipper for the entire series. The senior batter smashed a brilliant century to help the Proteas take a 1-0 lead over Rohit Sharma's men. Elgar was dismissed for 4 off 15 in the 1st innings of the series decider at Cape Town. In the 2nd innings, Mukesh Kumar outsmarted the Proteas opener, who perished for 12 off 28 balls in his final Test knock. Elgar is the second player after Australia's Jack Barrett to be dismissed twice on the same day of his farewell Test. Did you know? Barrett played his last Test way back in 1890!

India vs South Africa, Live Score 2nd Test Day 2: South Africa’s Tristian Stubbs had a forgetful Test debut against Team India. Stubbs was dismissed twice on the first day of the 2nd Test match against Rohit Sharma's men. Interestingly, pace ace Jasprit Bumrah dismissed the Proteas debutant on both occasions at Cape Town. For the unwanted record, Stubbs has joined England's wicketkeeper Harry Butt in the list of debutants who were dismissed twice on the first day of a Test match. Butt made his Test debut against South Africa at Gqeberha Test back in 1896.

India vs South Africa, Live Score 2nd Test Day 2: India showcased one of the most astonishing batting collapses in the history of Test history at Cape Town. As many as 6 wickets fell on the score of 153 in India's 1st innings of the 2nd Test match against hosts South Africa. No team has lost more wickets on the same score in a Test innings. From 153/4 to 153 all-out, India scripted a few unwanted records in the Cape Town decider. The visitors also recorded six ducks in their first essay at Newlands. India also had six ducks to its innings against England in the 2014 Test at Manchester. India have achieved the joint record for most ducks in a single Test innings twice!

Rohit Sharma’s Team India was 153-4 when the visitors suffered a shocking batting collapse in the third session. India folded for 153 as the visitors failed to add a single run to their total in the final session. For the first time in the history of Test cricket, a team lost six wickets at the same score. As many as 23 wickets fell on Day 1 of the low-scoring Test match between India and South Africa. Did you expect India to lose 6 for 0 after skittling South Africa for 55?

Pacer Mohammed Siraj registered his maiden six-wicket haul in the first session of the 2nd Test against South Africa. Siraj dismissed Kyle Verreynne to improve his previous best of 5/60 against West Indies. Pacer Siraj's bowling masterclass skittled the Proteas for just 55 in the first innings. South Africa still trail their hosts by 36 runs, and Siraj is yet to open his account in the 2nd innings. Can Siraj shine for India on Day 2?

Team India's batting no-show in the 2nd Test against South Africa sparked a hilarious meme fest on the internet. With Virat Kohli closing in on his gritty half-century, India were cruising at 153 for 4 in the second session. Pacer Lungi Ngidi bowled a game-changing 33rd over before Kagiso Rabada dismissed Kohli and Prasidh Krishna as India failed to add to its first-innings score in the dramatic third session. Rohit Sharma’s Team India lost six wickets in the space of eleven balls in the final session!

India vs South Africa, Live Score 2nd Test Day 2: It was bowlers' day out in Cape Town as 23 wickets tumbled yesterday. India and South Africa bowlers managed to equal the record for most wickets in a single day's play of a Test match in the Rainbow Nation. India lost its last six wickets in 11 deliveries. The 2011 Newlands Test between the hosts and Australia also saw 23 wickets fall on a crazy second day.

Day 1 of the New Year's Test in Cape Town started with the visitors bowling, and it ended similarly as the Jasprit Bumrah-starrer side restricted South Africa to 62/3 in its second innings. Seamer Mohammed Siraj bagged his career-best figures while India lost six wickets in the space of eleven balls in the final session yesterday. With South Africa folding for 55 in its first essay, the onus is on the Proteas batters to save the 2nd Test at Newlands. Trailing India by 36 runs, South Africa's David Bedingham (7) and Aiden Markram (36*) will kickstart the proceedings for the Proteas. All eyes will be on Siraj as the pacer is expected to open his 2nd innings account with a menacing morning spell.