Johannesburg ODI: South Africa beat India by 5 wickets (D/L), keep series alive

South Africa defeated India by five wickets (D/L) in the fourth ODI at the Wanderers Cricket Ground in Johannesburg. This was their first win of the series. (BCCI )

Updated on: Feb 11, 2018 2:05 AM IST

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South Africa defeated India by five wickets (D/L) in the fourth ODI at the Wanderers Cricket Ground in Johannesburg. This was their first win of the series. (BCCI )

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India won the toss and opted to bat. (BCCI )

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The visitors lost Rohit Sharma in the fourth over. The Indian vice-captain fell to Kagiso Rabada. (BCCI )

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Shikhar Dhawan and Virat Kohli then steadied India’s ship and piled runs at will. (BCCI )

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Kohli, who scored a century in the previous ODI, brought up his half-century. (BCCI )

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The duo put on a 158-run partnership for the second wicket before the Indian skipper was removed by Chris Morris for 75. (BCCI )

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Dhawan held one end and completed his 13th ODI century. (BCCI )

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Lightning and slight drizzle then interrupted India’s innings. (BCCI )

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On resumption, India lost wickets at regular intervals. The likes of Ajinkya Rahane and Shreyas Iyer failed to make the most of the good platform laid by the top-order. (BCCI )

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MS Dhoni scored 42 off 43 as India managed 289/7. (BCCI )

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In reply, the hosts got off to a good start before Jasprit Bumrah removed Aiden Markram in the eighth over. (BCCI )

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Lightning and heavy rain then halted play for more than an hour. South Africa were set a revised target of 202 in 28 overs. (BCCI )

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After Kuldeep Yadav removed JP Duminy, Hardik Pandya got the wicket of AB de Villiers to put India in control. (BCCI )

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But David Miller’s 28-ball 39 brought South Africa back in the game before Heinrich Klaasen sealed the deal with a blistering knock. (BCCI )

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Klassen remained unbeaten on 43 as South Africa registered their first win of the series with 15 balls remaining. (BCCI )